i think DannyN13 videos are good choice.

Also working on some HRC simulations. you can always make notes about blinds and stacks and put them in manually

or you can also make up some scenarios. Ginger has some stuff about it in his short stack video.

Found myself in a strange position the other night. Was playing a live tournament, £25 buy in, a friendly game at a casino. Invariably the blinds start getting very high as we approach final table, but this game the short stacks were holding up almost every time and we still had 8 remaining by the time we're usually down to final 3 or 4. I had come in to final table as the overwhelming chip leader and had hung on to my lead throughout, doubling up a couple shorties but still staying on top.

Before too long, I was at the point where I had about 30 big blinds up against 7 stacks ranging from 3 to 20 big blinds, and found myself in a very tough position... yes, I am chip leader but if I lose a flip against half the players my stack will take a bad dent. Almost everyone was too tight in terms of their open shoving ranges but they were not too afraid of calling or reshoving all in, which meant I felt I could not push the table around.

I'm worried I slowed down on aggression too much as there were just far too many spots where if I raised I'd have to fold to almost any shove.

Are there any videos or theory articles you can suggest for dealing with a situation where you're around 30 bigs on the final table where opponents are usually only shoving with a decent range and re-raising with a better range?

Thanks.