$2.2 NLHE MTT: What do you think of this rejam with sixes.

Table: $200 GTD, Table 2
Tournament: 7132255
Seats: 9
Seat 2: rainkist (52,786)
Seat 3: AAloot (49,482)
Seat 4: Boston Joe1977 (90,885)
Seat 5: Jgreenwolf (32,947)
Seat 6: jj4415 (26,756)
Seat 9: kaskas (50,144)
Button is seat 5
jj4415: antes 175
kaskas: antes 175
rainkist: antes 175
AAloot: antes 175
Boston Joe1977: antes 175
Jgreenwolf: antes 175
jj4415: posts small blind 700
kaskas: posts big blind 1,400
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Jgreenwolf: dealt [6h 6s]
rainkist: folds
AAloot: folds
Boston Joe1977: raises 4,200
Jgreenwolf: raises all-in 32,772
jj4415: folds
kaskas: folds
Boston Joe1977: calls 28,572
*** FLOP *** [3c Kd 9c]
*** TURN *** [3c Kd 9c] [Qc]
*** RIVER *** [3c Kd 9c] [Qc] [Jd]
*** SUMMARY ***
Pot: 68,694 | Rake: 0 |
Board: [3c Kd 9c Qc Jd]

Reshoving 66 here looks fine to me as long as CO isn't a complete NIT.

If villain is stealing a lot from CO/late position, I think the re-steal shove with 66 is fine. If CO is pretty tight and only raising with big hands, then it's an easy fold. I'm definitely not flatting here with 66, though.

ohshootmybad said:

If villain is stealing a lot from CO/late position, I think the re-steal shove with 66 is fine. If CO is pretty tight and only raising with big hands, then it's an easy fold. I'm definitely not flatting here with 66, though.

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I agree that shoving or folding is the right play, flat calling is bad (unless your plan is to bet bet bet/shove flop no matter what, both are inherently risky but have merits). You are looking for a fold with this shove not a call if villain is a calling station you are shoving into a coinflip.

Flat calling to play set it or forget it is terrible.