So history on the table; its been 15 - 40 pre every hand, going 3-4 ways to the flop.
Villian 1: Older asian guy, if hes in for $2, hes in for $20. Loose passive overall
Villian 2: Old asian guy, on the list for the $5-$5 PLO game, hyper aggro; in an earlier pot I c/shoved $275 after calling a 3bet OOP on J45 two diamond board and he snapped me off and my 88 held (He didnt show).

I start hand with $500, both cover me. V1 has been running like a god.

Anyways; V1(utg) limps for $2, V2(Hijack) goes to $20, I get AA in the sb and raise to $65 (I realize this may be small considering how I described the table, but I want a caller). V1 flats the $65, and V2 throws his money in.

($185) Flop 874 rainbow.
I lead for $120, V1 calls, and V2 calls.. Now, I think these guys could have anything between sets, straights, one pair.. One pair and straight draw.. Straight draw... Just all over the place..

($545) Turn 3 still rainbow.
I decide to shove $320ish.

Just wondering if there is any merit to go into C/C mode unless V1 bets huge and V2 calls since both start the hand with $1k +? Then just finding a easy fold.

Or is this pretty standard at this kinda table and if im beat im beat?

Standard, well played. I'd have gone $140-150ish on the flop but I'm still shoving turn. If they flopped a set or have some weird two pair or straight, good for them. If you lost this hand, go get all your money and don't leave the table until they do.

Unsure how you describe villain 1, but if he won't preflop at all, shove pre? I mean, obviously it's not standard, but nothing in poker is. But seriously, make it as much as you think V1 will call.

As for the hand. I guess standard. Nothing you can really do given the reads you have.

Also, more preflop.

If you are brave enough to check-shove for $275 with an underpair after calling a 3b OOP, then this hand shouldn't even be a question.

Sorry that V1 got there with 73o.

I play it the same.

next hand.

56o actually . Hah thanks all, was just talking to a few friends about the hand and they feel like c/f the turn.. Kinda sucks but thats what it has to be after being flatted in two spots. Which kinda made sense with how aggro V2 had been, now all of a sudden hes just calling not raising.

But yeah was semi tilty ;P

Don't listen to your friends. They obv hate money. I dream about being in this kind of spot. Just sux that they actually had it this time. Hand played well. Although for the record, I raise to $80 preflop, and I bet around 75% pot on flop.

I agree with raising more pre, but I dont think I should be betting too big on the flop.. If the loose passive raises I should be able to find a fold. But if the aggrotard raises im willing to get it in

When they both call on the flop, I'm checking behind with the intention of folding to v1's bet and shoving v2.

I dunno how you play it any other way. nh

Your friends are results oriented donks who only say you should have done otherwise because they would have been happy with leaving with $20 more than what they started with.