Prima 300NL.

About 20 hands ago on a diff table with the same players I lost a monster pot when I raised JTs OTB, got 2 ck/callers, and we all three got it in on a Q98 board. They didn't have sets. Needless to say, I'm a little frustrated and probably look tilty.

The table is breaking up and its 3 handed. SB is a TAG, BB is a nit going 54/15/2ish. He and I have some history of banging heads.

I limp 6[s] 6[h] OTB. Questionable I know, but to be honest I didn't notice the table was breaking up.

Flop Q[c] 6[c] 5[d]. They check to me, and I 2/3 pot it.

SB TAG now CR's to 15, BB now CRs his CR to 45.

What's your play? Flat call or raise? What's their hand range?

Shove, and their ranges are huge and full of draws. You have the nuts essentially so stick your money in. It would suck to call and have the SB call also and the turn be a 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, or a club. Which is 27 cards you don't want to see. You cannot possibly slowplay here.

I'd comment about PF but I don't think you'd change your play so I won't try to make you.

Instapush.

I pinch..

What, you honestly fear QQ?!

66 = NUTS, push.

This actually depends what kind of history do you have with these guys? I like to make this overraise all in with a big draw and so it works well for me to do the same thing with a set also if these players know about your "fun" on the other table they may be even more inclined to call since it looks tilty. I lean toward a push, especially since you are probably still steaming a little and its going to be hard to not lose another stack if the turn is a bad card.