Table has been pretty passive but very sticky pre and post with any kind of hand, ie. Standard 1/2.
V1 is relatively new to the table, friendly rec player, early 30s woman having drinks but has shown she is competent and is winning.
V2 is an early 20s woman who wont give up anything if she has any money invested pre and hits the flop. Have seen her call a $16 raise pre from me, after another reg also called, from her button straddle with K4ss and flat call 70% of her stack with me to act behind on an AT9ss after I continued with AQ for 30 and the reg jammed for 120 more. ( I folded reg showed AK and she binked the turn)

Hero has ~250 V1 covers and V2 ~100
On to the hand: Hero is dealt Q10dd in MP and raises to 10 V1 calls and V2 on the button also calls.

Flop: T36cc Hero continues for $25 both Vs call.

Turn: 5c hero bets 65 (sizing?) V1 calls and V2 shoves for 2 more, we both call.

** At this point V2 could have anything from pair+ to random combo draw, but im more worried about V1.

Should we check most rivers unimproved?

I think at this point (since V1 kept saying she doesnt believe me, her holdings could be anywhere from 99 or JJ maybe other 10s which I was attempting to blow her off or possibly some draws( but less likely.) With only 150ish behind idk if she folds any made hand and its going to be hard to get paid by worse, J10.

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Believe in yourself. Make the proper adjustments. Strap on your seat belt. Have fun. You have the edge. Profit.

V1 and V2 both have position on you, yes? If so, turn is a check/fold. That card completed both draws, and you have a pretty meh kicker for your TP.

AP, I c/f every river with the possible exception of a Q hoping to pick up a side pot.

I know Florida games play aggro, but three streets on a wet board in a protected pot with TPMK seems very spewy to me.

looks like a WA/WB to me where she might fold some hands you beat (77-99) and call with all hands that beat you.

All I see her calling with that you're ahead of is a weaker Tx but there are also stronger Tx hands in her range.

I think c/f river is fine because she won't bet river without a hand that beats you.

My bad, cant modify from my phone right now but the turn was a 5x, which only completed a weird SD which is why I barrelled, def was shutting down to any real scare card. It was a weird spot I expected V2 to call but thought V1 would fold to the turn bet. Seeing as she didnt, it puts me in a tricky river spot.

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Believe in yourself. Make the proper adjustments. Strap on your seat belt. Have fun. You have the edge. Profit.

Fold.