Facing 3 limps in the BB with tens, I would just jam pre here and hope to get a loose call and we avoid playing OOP with a tricky hand. If I was going to make a normal iso-raise pre, I would go 400-500 in this spot since we are in the BB.
Check flop, we don't accomplish much by betting here against a calling station and don't want to build a pot OOP.
Turn I'm checking. You say villain is hyper aggressive so let him take control and spew off to you here when you turn a set. As played, this is a snap call to his shove given you are pot-committed and villain's wide range.
trent32la nailed it!
I would keep it simple and just jam preflop here. we have 26bb and there's 3 limpers. its very unlikely that somebody limped with a hand better than TT, and yet TT is tricky to play postflop. yes somebody might call you with AK or AQ or even AJ but we can't be afraid of taking a flip with dead money in a relatively shallow tourney. Not to mention we should have at least some fold
equity, and the limpers might all be sharing outs. these spots are just too +EV to pass up. If you have more chips like 30+bb then I would favor a raise, but you MUST raise much bigger with 3 limpers. generally a pot sized raise, or whatever your standard raise is +1bb for each limper. That would be a raise to 500 or 600 depending on how you calculate it. as you can see, raising to 600 off your 2600 stack is almost pot committing you so it's better to just jam and pick up the 300, or take a +EV flip.
As played, that is a terrible flop for us and you already described your villain as "sticky" so what can leading the flop hope to accomplish? I would check flop and hope to get a free turn. if he bets I would fold. Even check raise jamming this flop is better than leading out (traps all his bluffs for 1 bet)....although I think check raise jamming is a very crazy and unwise play.
When he calls your flop bet (which is small by the way, and kind of screams you have a weak hand) I'd be done with this hand except.....we bink the miracle card. there's no way we can ever fold once we turn a set. he can have KQ, AK, AQ, 44, AJ (yes, that beats us), J9 (yes that beats us) or basically any 2 spades, and a pair plus 2 spades makes a ton of sense. Qs9s or QsJs would make perfect sense. given all that you're beating right now, plus even when he's ahead you still have outs to a full house, and the pot is huge compared to what you have to call off....it's a pretty routine call.
