Short stacked AJ - good gambool?

[Warpe]

With a comfortable stack to sit on I wouldn't do this - I'd pick that elusive "better spot". But here...???

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em Tourney, Big Blind is t150 (7 handed) FTR converter on zerodivide.cx

CO (t2990)
Button (t2345)
Warpe (t2085)
BB (t3085)
UTG (t13359)
MP1 (t12897)
MP2 (t1135)

Preflop: Warpe is SB with J, A.
3 folds, CO raises to t450, 1 fold, Warpe calls t375, BB raises to t3085, CO calls t2540 (All-In), Warpe calls t1635 (All-In).

Flop: (t8160) Q, 2, K (3 players, 2 all-in)

Turn: (t8160) T (3 players, 2 all-in)

River: (t8160) 5 (3 players, 2 all-in)

Final Pot: t8160

Results in white below:
CO has 6c 6d (one pair, sixes).
Warpe has Jd Ac (straight, ace high).
BB has 8c 8h (one pair, eights).
Outcome: Warpe wins t6255. BB wins t1905.

[dsaxton]

Even assuming the big blind is not much of a concern, with what hands can the cut off call all-in with? With this action, you're probably a huge underdog (you literally have to put both opponents on overplayed smaller pairs or K-Q for this call to make sense). Folding seems to be the best option, as your stack size doesn't put you in a position of desperation, even after losing the initial call.

[Warpe]

Guess that's why I posted. Needed confirmation that I was being a donk.

[Fnord]

You was being a donk.

[mcatdog]

If CO has been raising a lot, I would just go all-in over the top of him. I don't see what calling accomplishes, you're out of position and you're going to hate most flops, and even some of those that you like, will give you a second-best hand. You're not even that short-stacked. Therefore...

[midas06]

Yeah, more often than not one player will have you dominated here, with the other being a pp of some sort.

[Warpe]

[daluchy]

Short stack of the table: yes
>10BB mean's you shouldn't get super desperate however

I'd rather push 72o on the next hand if it's folded to me then go with AJo here.