too tight?

[rivered]

should I have folded this - am i playing too tight?  The action - i.e. calls and bets all happened very fast.  stud isnt a great player. 4splats playing TAG.  something just didn't feel right...

PokerStars Game #6539354278: Tournament #33211417, $20+$2 Hold'em No Limit - Level III (25/50) - 2006/10/06 - 13:10:38 (ET)
Table '33211417 1' 9-max Seat #7 is the button
Seat 1: 4splats (3380 in chips)
Seat 3: HarryBolass (3520 in chips)
Seat 4: leader (2835 in chips)
Seat 7: jrabel7 (1845 in chips)
Seat 8: studnutz1 (1920 in chips)
studnutz1: posts small blind 25
4splats: posts big blind 50
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to leader [ ]
HarryBolass: folds
leader: raises 150 to 200
jrabel7: folds
studnutz1: calls 175
4splats: calls 150
*** FLOP *** [ ]
studnutz1: bets 250
4splats: calls 250
leader: folds

[Royal Flush]

should I have folded this - am i playing too tight? 

No - Yes

[action man]

i make it 700 more and pass to a re-raise

[SupaMonkey]

i make it 700 more and pass to a re-raise

I agree with this however i think that 950 is a lot of your stack so i would make a smaller raise and see what the others do.

[Yorkshire Pudding]

I raise preflop to be honest

[scotty2hatty]

he did. 4x bb

[tantrum]

you can re-raise here to 750 as it is a good strong bet.  You will still have chips left, and as you don't provide any info on your players (are they very lose or tight and so on) if re-raised you can probably fold.  The other way, depending on your opponents, is to flat call it, and see if there is any betting on the turn.  Very often players tend to bet on the flop and then check the turn if they were on steal.  But all your actions should depend on the style your opponents likely to play. I suspect if any of them had AA/KK they would re-raise you pre-flop.