$10 NLHE Full Ring: is it right my raise

$10 NL HE Full Ring: is it right my raise

Hand converted with online Pokerstrategy.com hand converter:

$0.05/$0.1 No-Limit Hold'em (9 handed)

Known players:
MP3 = ($8.80)
CO = ($10.00)
BU = ($1.64)
SB = ($13.90)
BB (Hero) = ($5.68)
UTG1 = ($8.03)
UTG2 = ($12.07)
MP1 = ($4.00)
MP2 = ($10.00)

Preflop: Hero is BB with 6d, 6s.
UTG1 calls $0.10, 6 folds, SB raises to $0.35, Hero calls $0.25, UTG1 calls $0.25.

Flop: ($1.05) 3h, 6h, As (3 players)
SB bets $0.40, Hero raises to $5.33(All-In), UTG1 folds, SB calls $4.93.

Turn: ($11.71) 9s (2 players)


River: ($11.71) 5h (2 players)


Final Pot: $11.71.

Results follow:

SB shows a pair of aces(Ac Kh).
Hero shows three of a kind, sixs(6d 6s).

Hero wins with three of a kind, sixs(6d 6s).

Don't buy in short.

Given the short effective stack size, the shove isn't too bad. But I prefer a call because you're letting SB fold a lot of his weak aces and shutting UTG+1 out of the pot.

That shove is pretty nutty.
I would think a reraise to 1.30-.150 would make more sense and then UTG+1 might call with something too.
You got lucky that he called with TPTK- against a resonable opponent he would have folded to shove.

The shove is perfect. You are pot committed anyway and he should think you will do that with any Ace. From villians perspective against a short stack it is just a cooler.

You didn't include any reads but usually you are never wrong over betting as they have to call less often to make the play profitable.

I forgot to tell that hand is from rush poker, and there is no player image

Actually there is player image. I knew you were bad from the second I saw your stack size.