These spots are tricky and really you have the hardest stack size to play because so many of your choices put you in an awkward position.
Folding: seems way too tight 6 handed with 14bbs
Limping: you're just inviting a squeeze play, so if you're comfortable with that then OK. I don't personally like the limp idea, because if I get squeezed I'll hate calling and I'll hate folding.
Min Raising: It's ok. so you make it 50k (13% of your stack) and then you fold to a jam? That's OK but if you do that too much people can just start light 3betting you. Also, you're giving the BB excellent
odds to call you, so you'll frequently be taking a flop. what are you going to do when the flop comes 6TK and the BB checks to you? What about when you get flatted from somebody who has position on you and you get a terrible flop like the one in this hand? It would be very easy for you to get away with a decent stack on a flop like that, so that is the obvious upside.
Open Jamming: your stack is almost just a touch too big for this because you'll never get called by a hand that you have crushed (the only
hands we crush are 22-66 and A7 or worse). I just don't see any of those hands calling. Rarely will you cause a better hand to fold, sometimes 88 will fold but I don't think 99+ is folding. So usually you'll just win the blinds, often you'll be flipping and occasionally you'll be crushed. it's a high risk line, but the upside is that it gains you maximum fold
equity vs. hands like AT or KQ that might otherwise flat a min raise; and it keeps your decisions easy.
So, in short none of your options are really very good in a spot like this. So, we pick the "least bad" option.
I guess I'd play this hand based on the way I plan to play my future raising hands. If I'm planning on min raising a lot of spots, then I'll min raise this hand, too. If I'm planning on open jamming a lot of spots, then I'll open jam this hand. That way it lends cover to your other hands and makes it hard for your opponents to get a line on you.
The fact that the bubble has just burst means people will usually loosen up, meaning your FE has gone down no matter which line you choose.
The other factor is how you feel about your skills relative to the table, and your position at the table. If I think I'm one of the better players then I'll try to play more pots and avoid flips. (min raise) If I think my table is tough, I'll just go for maximum FE with hands that are likely ahead (jam preflop). Also, even if your table is not too tough, but you have a tough player on your left....then I'm more likely to just keep my decisions simple and not get out played by jamming in close spots like this.
So I think, weighing all the factors, sometimes I'll min raise a hand like this and sometimes I'll open jam. Maybe 60% of the time min raise and 40% of the time open jam.
Thanks for posting this hand...these are tough nuts to crack and it helps my game to think about these problems.