V1: Stack of $300, Mid 20's guy. Pretty straight forward player, bets/raises when he thinks he is in front. Check-calling/folding marginal hands on scary runouts. Won't value bet thin.
V2: Stack of $40, straightforward nit. Check calling K-high flush on non paired board with 3suit on board in a pot few orbits earlier.
Hero: Stack of $450, playing TAG and probably most competent player on the table. Close to 100% showdown winrate this session, correctly valuebetting thinly, bluffs havent gotten to showdown. Overall great session so far.
OTTH
Hero looks down at A
A
UTG and opens to $11.
V1 UTG+1, V2 UTG+2, V3 on BTN and V4 in BB all call.
Pot($56) Flop: T23r, Really can't ask for a better board for Aces. Trying to keep ranges wide and realistically either way ahead or way behind. So c-bet $25. V1 calls and V2 jams for $4 more. V3 & V4 fold. I call and V1 calls.
Locked pot($143), Turn is a 5 completing the rainbow. Hero checks, V1 bets $70.
Given its a locked pot, V1 shouldn't be bluffing here. However, hero still beats some of his value range such as Tx's, although we double block AT- /JJ/QQ too although the overpairs unlikely. Hero also has little equity against some weird two pairs, very thin against sets and dead against a straight. Given that, what is Hero's best line here?