What would you do here?

[happyhornet]

A $5 STT on Mansion, comfortably in 2nd place, and the following hand arrives: Seat 2 is the button Total number of players: 5 Seat 1: Seat 2: lyndz25(375.00) Seat 3: mathokas(1,170.00) Seat 4: happyhornet(4,610.00) Seat 5: bootsie928(1,160.00) Seat 6: Seat 7: robinthepitt(6,185.00) Seat 8: Seat 9: Current Number of Players: 5 robinthepitt start position: 6,185.00 bootsie928 start position: 1,160.00 happyhornet start position: 4,610.00 mathokas start position: 1,170.00 lyndz25 start position: 375.00 lyndz25 posts ante (10) mathokas posts ante (10) happyhornet posts ante (10) bootsie928 posts ante (10) robinthepitt posts ante (10) mathokas posts small blind (100) happyhornet posts big blind (200) happyhornet is dealt down [Kh As] bootsie928 folds robinthepitt calls (200) lyndz25 folds mathokas calls (200) happyhornet raises to (800) robinthepitt raises to (2650) mathokas folds I don't think (though tell me if you disagree) I did anything wrong with the raise. The table had become a little cautious, and my raise MAY have been seen as a steal, but my play up to this point had, on the whole, been fairly tight. Should I: a) Fold. Robin may have been slowplaying AA or KK, and I'll still have 3 times as many chips as the 3rd placed player b) Call. Never entered my mind, but is it an option? c) Re-raise all-in. Robin would surely only risk calling if he did have AA/KK. If he was trying to steal, he'll fold. Any thoughts would be appreciated.

[slick mick]

Re: What would you do here? I'm folding every time here. You're behind to any pair and don't need to get into a war with the one person who can knock you out. Wait for a better opportunity. If it had been one of the short stacks then an easy call.