I think that is a fold.

When bad players bet big, they're usually holding something. You've got to put the original raiser guy on QQ-AA, which you are losing to, and I'm guessing the bad player has something like 89 or T8 or something in that range.

I'm guessing that you did outdraw these two guys though.

That's tough. You are getting 3:1 on your money, and against even trips you're only a 3:1 dog -- against two pair or top pair or an overpair you're much better. But there's also a decent chance you are playing against a straight draw or made straight for half the pot.

I think you have to rely on your read of the bad player on this one.

My read on the bad player is that he was very bad. The hand before he had reraised an EP raise for half his stack and then went all in post fold with A high with A/10 and doubled up when he rivered an Ace to bust pocket J's. I would have been shocked if he has flopped a straight and since I had two of the four 6's it makes it realy unlikely that he had a 6.

In that case, I call.

I think it's close but honestly you are shortstacked and you could use a triple-up so I would call, expecting to be even money. Normally you don't necessarily want to take even money situations but if you get a big stack you can probably do a lot more damage as opposed to playing with 33xBB so I think this is a good spot to gamble.