This is a good question, and the kind of stiuation that I am not really sure of what to do in, and I bet a lot of other amatuer players feel the same.

So, I'm not sure, but for what it's worth, the way I go about this situation, is that I can see if we call, we are going to need to win about 40% of the time.  Theshover can have lots of hands like small or mid pairs, or hands like AQ which don't dominate us, and we will be competitive against those hands.  But of course he has a bunch of hands in his range that dominate us, and we won't win 40% of the time against those hands.  So overall, it's probably pretty close, and I would probably decide based on game flow, my read of the shover as either a nit or maniac would be very important, and whether I felt I had a good edge on the table.  To be honest most of the time I would fold unless I thought the shover had a very wide range. 

I'd love to hear from good players and have them explain what guidelines and thought process they use in these spots. 

i would try to have a plan for what to do against different players before i open. like here, if i plan to raise/fold then i like minraising as it gives us worse odds+we lose less. i doubt minraising changes his range in any significant way.

as for the hand, it's a pretty simple math problem and whether to call or not is entirely dependant upon what villain's range is to shove.

in general, deep in the 750K, i'd side with wein and probably raise/fold here and look for better edges. people will play really tight deep in these majors and unless you have a really bad table you can often chip up pretty easily just stealing pots PF.