Hero just lost a medium pot to villain in the previous hand and did not have a chance to add on for the next hand.

We are playing 7 handed.

Villain opens to $35 UTG+1. He's prob early 30s. And is likely a reg. I don't have history with him but he bought in not too long ago with a max $2K buyin. He seems too loose, he played a hand where he limped MP with A4o and called down 3 streets on a A hi board.

V2. Older guy that has over $1500 who has played around 40% of hands so far calls in MP.

I'm in the CO with $630 and I 3bet AJ to $130. V1 and V2 call. I'm pretty sure V1 thinks I am tilting (I've lost pretty much every hand I've played since he's gotten to the table)

($405) QJ7
V1 leads out for $375. V2 folds. Hero has $500 behind. Are we just folding? If yes, how about if we don't have the A?

With a bad image and this villain I'm folding pre vs an EP raise. Maybe if we are deeper you can consider 3b but it's going to be hard to rep AA or whatever when you're forced to all in on the turn.

As played you have to get it in here imo although his sizing is sort of scary

fold pre

I think he's right. Think we have to fold this preflop unless we are a lot deeper.

If you're going to 3-bet this stack size in position, make it like $90 so that you have more room postflop.

As played, I think we shove flop either way. Too shallow to consider folding at this point with a pair I think.

I know my stack size sucks but I'd assume we can squeeze out a few bucks vs these 2 villains??

I ended up folding on the flop. I'm pretty sure it was incorrect like you guys are suggesting