He is seeing that same problem with the Blinds increasing with the added problem of a smaller stack and BB coming his way… with that I would open up his shoving range based on your read (live, players tend to wait till they get much much shorter to shove)

So Stoved this a 50% range and got to a 51-49. this is the range i used:

{ 22+, A2s+, K2s+, Q2s+, J2s+, T6s+, 96s+, 86s+, 76s, 65s, 54s, A2o+, K5o+, Q8o+, J8o+, T8o+, 98o }

  In addition, A6o never really dominates since you end up splitting with smaller aces 20% of the time:

equity win tie       pots won pots tied

Hand 0: 42.047%  24.02% 18.03%       44413680 33342966.00   { A4o }

Hand 1: 57.953%  39.92% 18.03%       73829220 33342966.00   { A6o }

so i fold and wait for a better spot, even if you have a small or no edge I would rather shove Most 2 cards than call here,

(just FWIW, if I am the one shoving I gladly shove A6o…..I don't hate the hand

I thought that I had a big equity vs. random 2 and I insta called…..he had 77 and I did not get there but I absolutely think I played it correctly….too much risk letting myself get under 12 bb and hoping 4 a better hand…..I think that if he had displayed some tightness throughout the tour I may have thought twice but as played I think I was correct…thanks for the math …..understand that I would not make the same call if I had a large stack or if the blind schedule was different…..only 20 min levels , live shuffle , really limits the # of hands I will get ……no need to get involved with a 25 + bb stack and can definately look for better…thanks for the responses….gl on the felt