50+5 SnG Shorthanded Question/ Situation
 

This is my first post so please bare with me, I will try and be as concise and thorough as possible.

Bodog 50+5 Level 9 (400/880)
Pre Flop
SB 67 off suit $2100 (This is me)
BB ?? raises all in for an additional 960.00
Button folds to me but has 5500 and is a rock.

Basically I was left to call 960, into a 2800 pot, with an opportunity to take out the short stack who had been moving all in moderately often, say 1/4 hands since the bubble broke. My question is, should I have made the call or folded even though I would be letting the short stack back in the game. I had good pot odds, but 67 isn't a good heads up hand. I am aware this information is incomplete but I would appreciate some serious feedback, I am still learning forum notation. Ty.

Re: 50+5 SnG Shorthanded Question/ Situation
 

What are the starting stacks?

I'd call with pretty much any two cards getting these kind of odds. So it is a supereasy call for me. Especially since he is all-in and can't pull no crazy stuff postflop.

Re: 50+5 SnG Shorthanded Question/ Situation
 

Starting stacks were 1760 SB, 2500 BB (Me), and 5500. The pot odds were my rationale as well, do you agree it's ok to call with a seven high though, taking into account that such a high percentage of the prize pool is at risk when you are three handed?

Re: 50+5 SnG Shorthanded Question/ Situation
 

I'd call in an instant with 32o here. You can't let shorty take a huge chunk of your stack uncontested.

Re: 50+5 SnG Shorthanded Question/ Situation
 

I agree. Thanks for the feedback, any other input out there? Also, I did actually call and he had A 9 off, beat me with a pair...