When you're dealt pocket sixes, consider your position and the table dynamics. In early position, it's often advisable to play cautiously and consider folding if there are significant raises. However, if you're in late position and the action is relatively calm, a standard raise is reasonable to steal the blinds or build the pot.

Set-mining, which is aiming to hit a three-of-a-kind, can be a profitable strategy. With pocket sixes, it's crucial to assess the implied odds and the potential payouts if you do hit your set. But make sure that your pre-flop bet sizing allows for favorable risk-reward before committing chips.

If you didn't hit a set on the flop, exercise caution. Consider the texture of the board, the actions of your opponents and your position. If the flop is unfavorable, it's generally wise to fold if you come up against strong bets or raises. However, if the board looks good and your opponents show weakness, maybe try a continuation bet.

When facing a re-raise, analyze your opponent's playing style, stack size and think about their previous actions too. If your opponent is aggressive, folding can be smart to save your snack. However, if your stack and the potential payout justify it, you can choose to call or even re-raise if you believe your opponent is bluffing.