What should I do here?

unknown_username

Hand History #889121972 (20:11 24/03/2015)

Player	Action	Cards	Amount	Pot	Balance
e	Small blind		15.00	15.00	2890.00
j	Big blind		30.00	45.00	3030.00
	Your hole cards	10 10
w	Raise		60.00	105.00	3015.00
Boxster	Raise		90.00	195.00	2720.00
k	Fold
b	Call		90.00	285.00	2975.00
e	Fold
j	Call		60.00	345.00	2970.00
w	Call		30.00	375.00	2985.00
Flop
		9 2 K
j	Check
w	Check
Boxster	Bet		90.00	465.00	2630.00
b	Raise		180.00	645.00	2795.00
j	Fold
w	Call		180.00	825.00	2805.00
Boxster	Call		90.00	915.00	2540.00
Turn
		10
w	Check
Boxster	Bet		457.50	1372.50	2082.50
b	Fold
w	Raise		1305.00	2677.50	1500.00

Close wi

GELDY

raise more pre

raise more otf

GII

and if he's got there with his JQdd you've only yourself to blame for keeping him in the pot, imho, and you still have outs

sharkcj

call pre (or raise to 150+) either is fine

If you called pre check call flop
If you raise bigger pre then c bet 50-75% of pot.

Turn you are now either doubling up or losing but I can't see you getting away from it now.

GaryQQQ

As played shove.

Don't 3-bet so small preflop, it's a pointless bet that creates horrible family pots like this. Going to a flop four ways your pocket TT has only 42% equity if we give them all a wide range of hands worse than yours (top 60% of hands less pairs JJ to AA and AK, which are assumed to re-raise).

If you raise bigger and create a heads-up pot you'll have 72% equity against one player with the same range and roughly the same amount of chips in the pot.