None ....deep stacked
All...short stacked
The problem with shoving as a strategy is that it's effective only when employed sparingly, or when ultra desperate. The odd occasion people will respect your move as holding a great hand. You take the limped pot or blinds when short stacked.
Do it repeatedly in any session, and the game is up. Everyone with a middle to a premium hand is going to look you up the moment they see you go all in with pocket 4's. Doesn't matter if you've won that particular hand (you've lost the respect of the table and your image is now that of a bingo player) .
You may beat one player but you won't be beating the game.
Because when you do get a premium hand, or you do try to get involved in a hand with a good but not great hand, opponents are going to come over the top, nobody will respect any of your raises... "great, that's what I want when I have AA" ...well good luck, because you're now going to need it with multiple
hands, and low pocket pair looking you up to play bingo.
If Poker Bingo was the way to win a tourney...someone would have written a one page book on it !