$22 MTT - anything wrong?

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Appx. 120 left - top 90 cash. I had taken some pots uncontested; never showed my hands. I'm pretty sure the raise was correct. Should I have called?

Blinds 200/400

Seat 1: UTG (4919)
Seat 2: UTG+1 (8020)
Seat 3: Hero (UTG+2) (3184)
Seat 4: MP (3286)
Seat 5: MP+1 (10975)
Seat 6: MP+2 (8371)
Seat 7: CO (7105)
Seat 8: Button (3767)
Seat 9: SB (11210)
Seat 10: BB (3712)
SB posts small blind (200)
BB posts big blind (400)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to Hero [ Th, Ts ]
2 folds.
Hero raises (1200) to 1200
6 folds.
BB raises (3312) to 3712
BB is all-In.
Hero calls (1984)
Hero is all-In.

Results:
<font color="white"> Main Pot: 6568
Board: [ Ks 9s Td Js As ]
Hero lost 3184 [Th Ts] [a flush, ace high -- As,Ks,Js,Ts,9s]
BB collected 7096 [Qh Qs] [a flush, ace high with queen kicker -- As,Ks,Qs,Js,9s] </font>

You raised with a good hand, and someone came over the top of you. You already committed 1/3 of your chips to this, so I see no problem with calling here. If you fold, you are down to 2000, for about 3 rounds of action. I'd call regardless of the reads, maybe you are behind a smaller pair, or 2 high nonpaired cards, which would make you a slight favorite or a huge favorite, and only 4 hands make you a huge underdog, so good call.

[A_C_Slater]

Your M is about 5. A standard raise commits you anyway. I would just open push all in with TT here.

[Dan Rutter]

You probably should have just open-pushed all-in.

[bobbycharles]

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You probably should have just open-pushed all-in.

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Change "probably" to "definitely".