Reads: Villian was raising an absolute ton of hands pre. He had been the chip leader before spewing off chips. However he was capable of folding and I had 3 bet a couple of times previously and he had snap folded. Is this shove ok, based on these reads? Obviously very anyone else at table it was a snap fold. He wasn't a stack sized aware player so could easily still fold here if he had nothing.
#Game No : 106102903699872
***** Hand History for Game 16085954505 *****
NLTexas Hold'em $5.50 USD Buy-in Trny:137681149 Level:37 Blinds-Antes(70,000/140,000 -14,000) - Monday,May 8, 17:19:32 NZST 2017
Table Powerfest #022 - $5K Gtd (137681149) Table #12 ( Real Money )
Seat 6 is the button
Total number of players : 7/8
seat 1: Ale_Jpn888 ( 1,510,418 )
seat 3: wrestling545 ( 2,334,370 )
seat 4: villain ( 2,010,162 )
seat 5: Lever21 ( 1,442,283 )
seat 6: hejo72 ( 8,098,825 )
seat 7: MyNutzOn_urHead ( 3,130,440 )
seat 8: me ( 2,601,654 )
Trny:137681149 Level:37
Blinds-Antes(70,000/140,000 -14,000)
Ale_Jpn888 posts ante [14,000 ]
wrestling545 posts ante [14,000 ]
villain posts ante [14,000 ]
Lever21 posts ante [14,000 ]
hejo72 posts ante [14,000 ]
MyNutzOn_urHead posts ante [14,000 ]
me posts ante [14,000 ]
MyNutzOn_urHead posts small blind [70,000 ].
me posts big blind [140,000 ].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to me [ Ad, 8s ]
Ale_Jpn888 folds
wrestling545 folds
villian raises [ 280,000 ]
Lever21 folds
hejo72 folds
MyNutzOn_urHead folds
me is all-In [ 2,447,654 ]

lil formatting wouldn't hurt

I'd say this is pretty borderline, but probably a decent move if villain has been very aggro.

One thing I would point out is that if he's min opening out of a 13BB stack instead of open shoving, that might indicate more strength than otherwise.

You'll have a better indication on how he's been playing his short stack compared to when he was deeper.

If you are really sure of your read then it could be Ok but I'm doubting it. How much has he been opening since he got short-stacked? - most players tighten up quite a lot when they get short - esp in late stage play. And he will likely have noticed the CO with only 10BB - is he really going to be opening anything with the plan to fold to a 10BB shove - If he's planning to call 10BB he will likely call 14 - especially if you've been 3 betting him.

I'd prefer to call or fold depending on how you feel about his post-flop play.

Thanks for your opinions. In hindsight this was a mistake and I shud have flatted. Maybe shoving AJ, 77+ here.

I'm just curious, why do you think it was a mistake?

I think "oldgoat" makes some good points. However, based on what you said in your description about him not being, "stack sized aware" I think a shove is okay especially against an aggro late position stealer.

I've played with a ton of players who were not "stack size aware" and you'd be surprised with the hands they open on a ss. I know this is definitely player dependent but I don't think it's a horrible play.