Should I have called the min bets? Should I have played this

[dafu]

---Tournament Summary--- Still in the tournament. Should I have called the min bets? Should I have played this any differently?
MTT: 20 FPP Stars NL Hold'em
Data for 1 hand.
You played 1 hand (100%)
You raised 1 time preflop (100%)

The Tournament Trimmer (v2.0) from http://www.FlopTurnRiver.com

-----Hand 1-----
Hero's M = 50.00
PokerStars Game #39087660984: Tournament #237365142, 20FPP Hold'em No Limit - Level I (10/20) - 2010/02/01 15:07:01 PT [2010/02/01 18:07:01 ET]
Table '237365142 441' 9-max Seat #2 is the button
Seat 1: Goldrush9 (1500)
Seat 2: dabmebaby (1820)
Seat 3: BENENE13014 (1200)
Seat 4: Marvin Cole (1500)
Seat 5: yeahilikeit (1500)
Seat 6: paperplanehc (1480)
Seat 7: sosodef28 (1500)
Seat 8: mrwagun (1500)
Seat 9: Hero (1500)
BENENE13014: posts small blind 10
Marvin Cole: posts big blind 20
Preflop
Dealt to Hero A K
yeahilikeit: folds
paperplanehc: folds
sosodef28: folds
mrwagun: folds
Hero: raises 80 to 100
Goldrush9: folds
dabmebaby: calls 100
BENENE13014: folds
Marvin Cole: calls 80
Flop: 6 6 9
Marvin Cole: checks
Hero: checks
dabmebaby: checks
Turn: 7
Marvin Cole: bets 20
Hero: folds
dabmebaby: calls 20
River: K
Marvin Cole: bets 60
dabmebaby: calls 60
Showdown
Marvin Cole: shows T Q (a pair of Sixes)
Marvin Cole collected 470

[eragotte]

lol

[Penneywize]

No reason to fold.

1) Pot odds on turn are 330:20, or about 16:1. This means you need only a 6% chance to win in order to make even money. Translation: you are calling with any two here sir.
2) AK is still likely to be best, even with two 20-FPP-tourney-playing donks in the pot with you.
3) You built a preflop pot, raising to 5x the BB and actually got two callers. Forget the odds for a second. Intuitively, what makes you think you should give up now that someone is betting 1/5th of what you opened for before the flop? What kind of strength does this represent?

[drmcboy]

bet 1/3-1/2 pot on the flop

[dafu]

Thanks for the advice. I don't know if I am going to ever play in one of these tournaments again.


PokerStars Tournament #237365142, No Limit Hold'em
Buy-In: 20 FPP
5138 players
$1000.00 USD added to the prize pool by PokerStars
Total Prize Pool: $1000.00 USD
Tournament started 2010/02/01 15:05:00 PT [2010/02/01 18:05:00 ET]

You finished the tournament in 54th place. A USD $1.81 award has been credited to your Real Money account.

Congratulations!

Thank you for participating.