Hand occurred on the daily dollar, few hands after the bubble.
Villain is pretty loose, capable of shoving with atc if the table is weak, few hands before, he shoved with marginal hand after a steal attempt from the CO.
Now, I don't know why but from the way he played after the bubble, i felt he was just trying the make the bubble and wasn't arsed on playing anymore.
After thinking a few seconds and adding all of these together I decided to call.

Full Tilt No-Limit Hold'em Tournament, 400/800 Blinds 100 Ante (9 handed) - Full-Tilt Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

BB (t37084)
UTG (t27760)
UTG+1 (t25857)
MP1 (t4465)
MP2 (t33080)
MP3 (t10335)
CO (t28140)
Hero (Button) (t28740)
SB (t20045)

Hero's M: 13.69

Preflop: Hero is Button with A, Q
6 folds, Hero bets t2400, SB raises to t19945 (All-In), 1 fold, Hero calls t17545


Should i have folded the hand and wait for better spots without risking my stack, despite the low M?

this is a snap call and is only posted because you lost the hand

If you have even a slight indication anyone is pushing light snap call with this and less.

And yeah, BBV in general.

snap call you are dominating his range usually have a higher kicker(aj downwards and kq downwards) just got unlucky but it happens

of course its the reason, I wouldn't be having second thoughts about it if i had won. but it got me thinking if its better to avoid this kind of situations

well posting a hand because of the results is frowned upon you want to make decisions based upon your equity and your evaluation of his range not because you made the correct decision and lost the hand.

When you call with AQo you are never a lock and while the call was correct you have to expect to lose ~40% of the time or so.

Also you don't need to full 3x from the button

at least he's honest.

Dont worry about the results a dereds said. Just play and try to get your money in good.

I open to 1975 and call a shove