I don't think there would be any difference between opening and calling ranges as you'd be shoving either way. 6 max or Full Ring? Off the top of my head:

Any PP
Any 2 broadway
Any Ace
Any suited King (maybe suited Queen, actually)

Emphasis on NOT playing low and mid connectors, suited or otherwise.

Word on the street is you put a bit of volume in here ... how did ya go?

All this detail I am not gonna get into primarily because I am not smart enough to.
If anyone one recalls these are the tables I spoke of a good while back and how they were straight up gambling, but good for building PP's.

When I play these tables, which is very rare anymore, I play them like the FreeRoll's. Basically wait for >JJ and broadway cards. Shove them and cross your fingers.

It has been my experience that every hand is capped PF...I am speaking of the 10nl tbls...that means $1 push and pray...the more the merrier...other than that I have found no "real" strategy to them.

These tables sound like the absolute worst idea ever. Pre-flop shove fest, and we know how the players on Everleaf play.

I feel as if the rake would kill any serious player of these. Let's take an example.

AIPF your JJ vs AQ. You're a 57% favorite. So, with an average of 10 hands played out, you should win $5.70 and lose $4.30, for a net profit of $1.40. But let's look closer at the times you win.

Rake is $.01/$.2. At $5.7/$.2, you're losing $.285 for that span, for a total profit of $1.11 per 10 hands. But let's say instead of winning 57%, you only win 5 hands. You'd then lose $.25 for ten hands. Everyone knows about the rake though.

But the problem is, you won't always get that favorable of a pre-flop matchup. Let's say you shove the top 7% of your hands. That's shoving 1 in 14 hands. Now, if you're playing at a 10-max table, then by the third run you will have lost $.15, assuming nobody calls. Even if someone calls, however, and we give them a fairly generous 15% calling range, we're only a 58-42 favorite. Now let's say 1 out of 3 times, your shove is called. That is 40 rounds at the table, assuming it stays 10max the whole time. It becomes an actual net loss, despite being a 58-42 favorite. I'd honestly much rather just outplay my opponents post flop than play at a 10bb cap table.

confirmed opponent are in w/ wide ass ranges

Yeah, this was obviously very whack advice, and pretty much only good for HU.

Played a few sessions at some full 10 player tables pretty much as BNS has suggested. Wanted to post some hands as examples, but they don't save properly, I'm assuming because they're capped and it doesn't know what to do with them. I open shove all my hands and it doesn't show my action when I do this.