Great result, not sure if played well

[avisco01]

I went on to win the tournament, and figured it was this hand that put me in position to do so. I love the result, but I'm not sure if I made the right play because it was a bit risky. I'd have no shot if I lost this hand. For whatever reason I put him on a pair of 5's preflop. I figured if he had a big pair he'd slow play it slightly. The all-in preflop signified to me that he didn't want to see a flop, thus he had a pair, but a vulnerable one. Was this the correct move to call the all-in preflop with A9?

Total number of players : 3
Seat 2: Villain (1897)
Seat 7: Hero (2215)
Seat 10: D (3888)
Hero posts big blind (150)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to Hero [ 9c, Ac ]
D folds.
Villain raises (300) to 300
Hero raises (650) to 800
Villain raises (1597) to 1897
Villain is all-In.
Hero calls (1097)
Creating Main Pot with $3794 with Villain
** Dealing Flop ** : [ 8h, 7c, Kc ]
** Dealing Turn ** : [ 6c ]
** Dealing River ** : [ Jd ]
** Summary **
Main Pot: 3794 |
Board: [ 8h 7c Kc 6c Jd ]
Villain balance 0, lost 1897 [ 4c 4d ] [ a pair of fours -- Kc,Jd,8h,4c,4d ]
Hero balance 4112, bet 1897, collected 3794, net +1897 [ 9c Ac ] [ a flush, ace high -- Ac,Kc,9c,7c,6c ]
D balance 3888, didn't bet (folded)

[ChuckNorris]

just push all-in when he minraises

[Dan Rutter]

I agree with the other poster I would have moved all in preflop after his min-raise. Also if you put him on a lower pocket pair of course its a call. You are getting more than enough pot odds.

[vinyard]

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I agree with the other poster I would have moved all in preflop after his min-raise.

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