Snap Call / Borderline? / Fold????

Should mention more interested in how what other lower hands and lowest pair people would call with?

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Poker Stars $10+$1 No Limit Hold'em Tournament - t2500/t5000 Blinds + t1000 - 7 players - View hand 2535683
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MP: t155205 M = 10.70
CO: t65971 M = 4.55
BTN: t349164 M = 24.08
Hero (SB): t200601 M = 13.83
BB: t113696 M = 7.84
UTG: t183895 M = 12.68
UTG+1: t51585 M = 3.56

Pre Flop: (t14500) Hero is SB with Q A
4 folds, BTN raises to t10000, Hero raises to t27500, BB raises to t112696 all in, BTN raises to t240000, Hero calls t172101 all in

Flop: (t518898) 5 3 Q (3 players - 2 are all in)

Turn: (t518898) 6 (3 players - 2 are all in)

River: (t518898) 8 (3 players - 2 are all in)

You need to give us a bit more information about the players, better if you can put your opponents on ranges and then put all that into equilab or pokerstove and get your equity, than calculate the pot odds for your call, and see if you have made the correct call or not.

It is important to know what was your table dynamics, how active have you been, is bb a reg, is btn a reg how ative have they been before this hand. This kind of information i think is most important, as you can easy go from there.

If everyone have been active and you all are regs, its snap call with 99+ AJs+ AQo, maybe even a bit wider. If bb is a fish or passive player and btn a reg, i would call super tight QQ+ AK prob, as it just looks super strong from both of them. If BB is a reg and btn a fish than i would chose the middle ground TT-JJ+ AQs+ AKo, these are only few scenarios i might be a bit wrong with ranges so you should do the math on your own, but i hope you get the idea why and what kind of information matters. And given the fact that this is preft and if they are not regs their ranges will be tighter as weaker players will want to sit and wait for FT.