$0.22 NLHE MTT Turbo: Correct shove with TT?

Is this a correct shove with pocket tens?
My aim at the moment of shoving was to put the caller out of the pot and take the shorter stacked raiser heads-up.
This was when 60 players remained in a satelite tournament, first 26 receiving a ticket.

Hand Information
pokerstars No Limit, 3000 BB (9 handed).
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Table Information
Seat: 1 Player 1 ($64580)
Seat: 2 Player 2 ($64215)
Seat: 3 Player 3 ($92400)
Seat: 4 Player 4 ($70755)
Seat: 5 Player 5 ($15144) Dealer
Seat: 6 Player 6 ($64153) Small Blind
Seat: 7 Player 7 ($26510) Big Blind
Seat: 8 Player 8 ($25012)
Seat: 9 Hero ($68122)
Seat 1 Player 1 Ante: 300
Seat 2 Player 2 Ante: 300
Seat 3 Player 3 Ante: 300
Seat 4 Player 4 Ante: 300
Seat 5 Player 5 Ante: 300
Seat 6 Player 6 Ante: 300
Seat 7 Player 7 Ante: 300
Seat 8 Player 8 Ante: 300
Seat 9 Hero Ante: 300
Dealt to Hero


Preflop (Pot:7200)
Player 8 FOLD
Hero RAISE $9000
Player 1 FOLD
Player 2 FOLD
Player 3 FOLD
Player 5 FOLD
Player 6 CALL $7500
Player 7 ALL-IN
Hero ALL-IN
Player 6 ALL-IN
Hero RETURN $3969

Flop(Pot: $160885)



Turn(Pot: $160885)



River(Pot: $160885)


Showdown:
Player 6 SHOWS

Hero SHOWS

Player 7 SHOWS


Player 6 wins the pot: $160885

Yes, your shove is correct. Your preflop opening size is way too large, 2-2.2x is standard.

Shoving there is definitely correct, small blind rarely has hands that are better than yours.

Probably have to get the money in here. TT is too strong

trent32la said:

Yes, your shove is correct. Your preflop opening size is way too large, 2-2.2x is standard.

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Thanks for pointing this out. I do read some conflicting information on this topic. Some sources state an opening size of 3x the blind, and even more for early position. Other source state that all the 'pros' nowadays use an opening size of around 2-2.2x the blind.
I've read and understand the arguments for both styles, and I kind of agree on both of them. So that's poses a problem on my side