V1: lag reg; wide pf raising range, but can c/r draws, etc. Haven't seen him get out of line, but has habit of turning his cards face up before the end of the hand. Example: 3b and was min-4b by old lady. Turned his KK face up, thought a second and shoved. Old lady snap-called with AA. Stack 400

V2: lag, but a bit of a station. Wide pf calling range. Stack 300

Hero: card dead all night, everyone thinks I'm a huge nit. Stack 200

Couple limps and folds, V1 in HJ raises to 14, V2 in CO calls, Hero calls on button with 99, rest of the table including limpers fold.

Pot ~$50
Flop KJ9

V1 bets $45, V2 calls, Hero?

raisy daisy. not sure what the right size is to be honest. tricky stack size. hate min-raising. raising to $125 seems stupid since you'll be left with $61 to shove the turn. shoving is slightly overbetting. calling is terrible.

Shove.

Since your shoving over both, the bet and the call, the shove ends up being $141 into a pot of $185(not an over bet.)

yep. my bad didn't see the third person in the hand.

Shove. You can't make any other raise with your stack size.

yep. shove it is

Cool, that's what I did, thanks guys. Both Vs folded, V1 said he had AA.

I can believe this.

I know you want to get all the money, but with your image, you're just not and I think you have to shove just because there is many scary cards / action killers for you that can come on the turn (A/Q/T so 10-11 outs, so nearly 1/4th of the time, turn comes scary / action killer).

When you shove, V1 needs to call 186 into 335. About 1.8 to 1, which means he needs about 35.7% equity. Unfortunately, that means he is only going to call you with a hand that beats you (although he might call with KJ, but that's probably a stretch) but he is going to fold about 2/3rds of the time (1/2 of the time if he calling with KJo though). Unsure what V2 call/call range (or call/fold range) is though.