Game is playing very wild with many large pots and all ins.
Main villain is Asian guy who has been beating me since I got here. He's wild like stereotype IMO. Still I'm up pretty big winning mostly with no showdowns and only showing strength when I do get there. Anywho, I have like $400. Asian dude has ~$150ish. Secondary villain is otb with $250ish. No reads as he just got here. But he did win his first hand so hes up.
Limped to sb. He folds I look at j7cc and check.
Flop comes t96cc. Giving me flush draw plus gutter ball. I lead for $10 into like $14 pot. Folds to Asian guy in co he makes it $45. Button tank cold calls $45. Hero?
Also, is my $10 lead into 6 opponents horrible?

Definitely check OTF to see what develops. On such a draw heavy board, you're basically stimulating the action by leading which works against your odds to draw significantly. As played, OOP and likely against better draws, I think you can muck because your RIO are huge.

Tough spot. If you think you have fold equity against a potential higher flush draw, by all means, re-raise. In this game in particular, I fold, because I believe we have none. At best, we are about 50% to win. At worst, we have 3 outs with our gutterball in a 3-way all in.

pretty much what sports jersey said. It depends on reads. If asian is raising w/ a made hand, and you think you can get the flatter to fold, then I 3bet big and gamble against the crazy asian because we have to assume hes never folding after he raises.

The problem w/ this is we don't know if crazy asian is raising w/ a better draw which is likely and we have zero info on other guy.
This might be a first for me on here, but I think I just fold in this spot. We just don't have enough info to play a big pot.

lets stick to the "don't go broke in a limped pot" mantra, and live to fight another day.