sb v bb. call or fold?

[brado]

i am in the small blind. Pot limit tourney
decent standard of players.
i come across as pretty tight i would think, but have took a few uncontested pots since i became chip leader.
the bb was raising when first in before in the game, but has stayed away from reraising. 
i have layed down to a reraise a few hands earlier.
should i call or fold to the reraise? was my initial raise correct, or too much or too little?
as a sidenote this is final table with 7 players left. pays top 5. Player A has been disconnected for some time

[Feb 21 21:52:00] : Hand Start.
[Feb 21 21:52:00] : Seat 1 : C has $5,890
[Feb 21 21:52:00] : Seat 2 : D has $7,840
[Feb 21 21:52:00] : Seat 4 : Button has $6,800
[Feb 21 21:52:00] : Seat 5 : Small Blind has $9,100
[Feb 21 21:52:00] : Seat 6 : Big Blind has $5,660
[Feb 21 21:52:00] : Seat 7 : A has $2,510
[Feb 21 21:52:00] : Seat 9 : B has $2,200
[Feb 21 21:52:00] : Button is the dealer.
[Feb 21 21:52:00] : Small Blind posted 300 small blind.
[Feb 21 21:52:00] : Big Blind posted 600 big blind.
[Feb 21 21:52:00] : Game [87] started with 7 players.
[Feb 21 21:52:00] : Dealing Hole Cards.
[Feb 21 21:52:00] : Seat 5 : Small Blind has 
[Feb 21 21:52:00] : A folded.
[Feb 21 21:52:03] : B folded.
[Feb 21 21:52:03] : C folded.
[Feb 21 21:52:09] : D folded.
[Feb 21 21:52:11] : Button folded.
[Feb 21 21:52:17] : Small Blind called 300 and raised 1,200
[Feb 21 21:52:18] : Stakes: 300/600 Current level: 7 Level up in: 8 min. Break in: 34 min. Players : 7
[Feb 21 21:52:20] : Big Blind called 1,200 and raised 3,600
[Feb 21 21:52:34] : It's your turn.
[Feb 21 21:52:34] : Small Blind has 10 seconds to respond.

[UpTheMariners]

pass, nothing wrong with the raise

[pswnio]

I pass if reraising is not a standard move for him. He has potential to damage your stack. There will be better spots.

[AgentChip109]

with u being chip leader he is not gonna risk his tourny life at this stage by rerasising with a mediocre hand, so u are most likely dominated. fold for me

[Royal Flush]

I hate these situations because its so easy to get outplayed. That's why i opt for the limp re-raise in these spots, as it is i think you have to pass.

[AlexMartin]

Standard pass unless he's a known move maker.

[brado]

cheers.

i called, came up against aj and lost. then ended up finishing 7th after a series of 15 or so hands where every 50/50 went against me.

my reasons for calling were that i was getting 2/1 and could be looking at playing against a low pair, ax (x being less than 10) or even suited connectors. even if i'm up against aj, aq, kk i'm still getting nearly the odds i need for a call.

my raise from sb could look like a cheeky steal and the bb may want to slow me down.

for an hour or two after i was convinced the call wasn't a bad one and i'd always have to do it again in future.

now i can see it's not about odds and more about keeping a stack that i can play with. maybe

i guess it's all part of poker education

[AlexMartin]

So much is situational m8. But calling with the hope that he might have a small/medium pp is a bad idea. Save your stack for fold equity moves, after all, thats all this game really comes down too......................