This is from the Poker Maximus 3, a $10 tourney with a 30K GTD.  Starting stack is $5000, I'm down to 2850.  I have villain at VPIP/PFR/AF of 21/11/2.5.  In 75 hands, I have gotten allin twice over multiple streets of betting.  The first time with flopped trips against my opponent's overpair, where I bet aggressively.  The second time I was against the big blind and floated his donk bet on an AJx 2-tone board with QT, called the T on the turn, as well as the Q river which completed a backdoor flush draw.  For whatever that's worth, as far as villain's image.

There will be follow-up posts for future decisions.

I'm having some problems with the hand history converter, but I was on the BB with 2650 after having paid the 200blind.  Villain open-limps in the small blind, and I have to decide what to do.  He has me covered handily.

Preflop I considered four options.  I can check and see the flop for free.  The advantage is there are many favorable flops and I have position on an aggressive opponent,

so keeping the SPR high allows me to give up cheaply or win a large pot potentially.  Second and third options are to raise anywhere between the minimum and the pot.  Specifically, 

betting the minimum helps me build a pot which I can later play profitably in position, while raising the pot would leave me with about a 1.2-pot shove on the flop, which I 

would plan to take on 80% of flops.  The last option is just to jam.  I normally take this line with any 2 (except QQ+) if I had 7-12BB, where I think a limping small blind will fold to 

your shove often enough that this shove is too profitable to waste.  However, with 14BB I'm not sure if it's worth it.  I do believe it's probably +cEV, but not by much.

What do you do?  

P.S.  Not so subtle brag, I won this tournament and will have a number of very interesting hands coming up, including some very strange and interesting ICM decisions at the final table.