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I think pushing preflop is a bad play here. YOu still have 20 BBs and your M is 14. No need to get push happy. TT is a tough hand to play post flop unless you hit a set, especially against an EP caller. BUT, with all of that said, I think the right flop play here is a push. If he has a Queen, well, you still have two outs! if not, then he folds and you take the pot. MOST of the time, he will not have the queen and you are good. If it was an Ace or a King, I might continuation bet and fold to a raise.


Also, you may get lucky and have him call you with A8, or A7. I see that all the time at these levels.

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M and number of BBs stop mattering once peopl limp/raise in front of you. You could argue that since there are 2 limpers here, he's got an M of like 5 or so, which is about push territory.