The situation was as follows: I'll report it as objectively as I can.

I was sweating a friend on the Stars 30+3 PLO tourney. There were approx. 20 players left, top 27 paid.

Blinds are 600/1200, my friend (Jon), has about 7500 and makes it 4200 with from MP after a couple folds.

The Small Blind had around 27k, and reraises to about 10k. The Big Blind has a stack of around 36k and reraises to approx 18k. Jon has around 3200 left and it's back to him.

Will reveal results later, but please tell us what you would have done in this situation, thanks.

Including comments by Paul Phillips and Greg Raymer:

Direct quote from SS2

"Be disciplined and be ready to lay down marginal hands. I once saw Phil Hellmuth, who has had great success in no-limit holdem tournaments, lay down a to a flop. He had raised the pot, bet at the flop and got raised all his chips. It was early in the tournament and Phil passed, even though he had a draw at an openedned stright flush. This is something that would never happen in a cash game. I'm not sure I would have passed, but it was probably correct to do so, given that Phil expected to have even bigger advantages later. Needless to say, my opinion of Phil's NL tournament play went up several points after that hand."