Preflop
In a game with antes JTs is a standard open even from EP, but with no antes I think, we are probably going to be losing chips by playing this hand, and especially in a freeroll, where I would expect people behind us to do a lot of calling. So my prefered line here is to fold, but if you want to play the hand, then come in for a min-raise rather than a limp. As played I would also call closing action and getting a good price.
Flop
I like your decision to check to the preflop raiser, and my intention would be to check-jam, if he C-bet. Instead BB check-jam, so now you have no fold
equity, and you might end up getting it in against both opponents. Even so this is still a very clear call. The SPR was only 1,7, and you had a combodraw with 9 outs to a flush, 3 outs to a straight, and 2 overcards to the board as well.
In a 3-way pot there are some situations, which are bad for you, like being against a set and a better flushdraw, where you would only have 3 outs to the straight. But these situations are rare, and overall this is a profitable call. You might actually be ahead of BBs jamming range, so if HJ gets out of the way, this is a great spot for you. And even when HJ gives action, you are still doing totally fine, because you are getting better pot
odds in a 3-way pot.
Against their actual
hands you had 43% equity, and with the
pot odds, you were getting, you only needed 28% in chip EV. Which is a reasonable way to analyse the hand, since it was early in the tournament, and you were sitting on a short stack. ICM was not important at this point, and chips won were almost as valuable as chips lost. Having 43% equity, when you only need 28% is a pretty massive edge. So even if they had both shown their cards to you, this would have been a fist pump call. It just did not work out for you this time, but such is poker
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