Weekend 5/10 1k cap NL game. I've been grinding for a long while and have ~ 2.6k to start.
Me: Tightish player, though I have shown a willingness to gamble it up in spots (earlier was caught bluff xr river on AK9-T-5 against a small river bet w/ JJ, open raising and then 4 bet isolating a guy who was randomly going all in with A8dd, calling off against a erratic player's donk jam of 280 into 465 on As9c8c with QsQc, etc). Have had a very low flop cbet percentage in this session due to the constant multiway action. Not sure anyone in this hand notices, or cares if they do.
V1 (2.6k+): Has been playing for a long while w/ me as well. Bad, quiet Asian man who has been involved more often than not in pots. Has shown a bluffing propensity, a moderate three betting propensity, and seems totally unfazed by raise sizes when he wants to come in (when I've exploitatively 7x'd limpers before, he's still been more likely to call these raises than fold to them). Also seems to give loose action postflop. He barely covers me.
V2 (620): Old man who doesn't really seem to know what's going on at poker. Is constantly confused when it's his action, and it usually results in him limping. No other reads.
Action:
V2 limps, I raise 88 to 55 in MP with 88 (I've been experimenting all session w/ isolation sizes, right now i'm going a little smaller). Unknown player calls, V1 calls BTN, loose bad BB calls, V2 calls.
(280): J
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Checks to me, and I bet 205. V1 tanks a while and puts his face on his hand and calls (this isn't necessarily a tell since he's done this before, but not every time he's faced big bets). Fold to V2 who check raises...to 500. Leaving himself $65 back.
What's our best course of action here:
1) Flat (V1 is almost certain to continue behind and leave us with a little over 1 PSB left)
2) Minraise to isolate the all in
3) Jam