Is this an ICM situation where a limp or min raise becomes a reasonable play with 13BB? I know Bigdog always says Thats Horrible when someone limp or raise folds with under 20bb. But with a jump in payout from $100 to $16,000 in 8 spots, does that change how this hand should be played or any mid to small pair?

I'd be interested to see what Danny has to say here. I remember from his videos of DONs that he would sometimes be willing to raise/fold from a stack shorter than 13bbs and this is effectively the same strategy as a DON I think. But without knowing what he would say I would see this as a close spot. The trouble with the open shove is that you are hoping to steal the blinds, but if called you are in pretty bad shape a lot of the time and racing the rest. I'm not convinced that stealing the blinds is worth the risk of being called when losing will knock you out and even if you do get in a race and win you are safer, but not in a massively stronger position than you are already. I'll be really interested to hear other responses here as it's a spot that I encounter pretty regularly (but for smaller stakes).

Edit – oops, I see that Danny has already commented, and he (provisionally) advocates the shove. I'd say that he is the expert in this area so I would go with what he says, allin!