Last night was playing some 1/2 and was put in an interesting spot. Been at the table for about 70 minutes.

Straddle and couple of callers. I call. Tight guy who has showed down monsters pops it to 14. Think his name was Matt, definitley a regular.

Old guy calls behind him. Guy behind old guy (joe) some skinny kid with glasses is super aggro playing every hand. Lost $600 in about 5 hands before this only has 120 behind now. He called. About 6 way action going into the flop. I call with 56.

Flop K 5 6.

Skinny Aggro Joe insta shoves his stack $100ish. Another old guy behind him instantly calls. He has about $800 behind. A Fold and it comes to me with about $400-$500 behind. I have a tight guy behind me (matt) and another old guy who is bitter as ****.

What are you doing?

Need more information on the players apart from names to give solid advice, eye colour, hair colour, size of nose and any abnormalities would be useful...

i feel i'd be calling flop a lot and hoping matt ships with AA or AK. if he flats, i'd ship on turn.

Grunch

What are the suits?

shuv...and hold

I think youre good in this spot. Get it in. Hopefully AK makes hero call

Hope you aren't asking because you shoved and lost. I think you're ahead here. Ship it.

Ship it, we can crack his aces B)

I'm asking cause I am the tightest NIT EVER.

96 and k10 were flipped.....

i flat and shove turn unless its K (or A if guy behind you flats). If its a monotone or rainbow board it does change things so suits are kinda important btw

If you don't feel great about this spot, fold pre.

Tight guy is gonna stack off with AA KK AK most times so just shove now.

Preflop is definitely a mistake but since you got to the flop this is a stack-off.

Thanks for the input.

Wait what?
YOU FOLDED?
This is dream flop. A dry K high board.
People can't fold AK or AA in this spot ever.
I'm shoving flop and feeling great about it.

Grunch
****ty post, read the sticky about how to properly post before u do it again. Knowing stack sizes before the end of the hand would be helpful. Hand history threads are standardized so that we don't have to put in a lot of work to give you advice. Better post=Better advice.
Fold PF, twice. As played raise.