Depends on the limpers and the range you give them from their stack and where they limp.

Say its 75/150. the cutoff limps, the button limps, the sb completes. they all have about 2500, i have 1500 on the big blind. I feel these players are not great, but have fold buttons.

I would probably shove any suited ace, any pair, KQ, KJ, any hand that has reasonable equity when called. vs their range.

When people limp in from lp then call a shove, they usually have Kx like KQ, KJ, KT, Ax like A5 A6, or small pairs.

If the antes are in say its 100 200 25 and i have like 2200 chips i might try to shove 78s in this spot.

another example. its 100/200. utg has 11 bb and hasnt played a hand since i got moved to the table. he limps. mp limps with 1700 behind. I am bb. here my range is tighter for 2 reasons. One, their stacks make me have less fold equity, and two, a tight players limping range utg is, well, tight. he is probably calling. However if i only have 2000 and i see there is 700 in the pot or whatever im still probably shoving some hands that utg might have beat like AJs and 88 (he could have 99 or AQ) however when you have 10bb you are looking for the next best spot to gamble, knowing that you would much rather take a 60/40 with 10bb than going through blinds again and likely taking one with 7bb.

hope that makes sense

I did it the other day with 10 3 off and ran into AA from the UTG limper. I am always looking for a rat when it comes to early limping. The funny thing is that I sucked out on him and that pushed me to the final table for a 395$ payday lol. Sometimes it seems like in the later stages of a tournie you just have to grab your nuts and gamble or blind out. I was happy he was not lol.

I hate to keep quotoing it but alex's summary of M and tournament play is one of the best i've seen to date --> M

your M is 6.66 so you're in push/fold, I see jamming with any two here as a profitable play.

edti: not any two, but a huge huge range, any ace, king, pair, and two cards T and above.