2/2 - Hero, late 20s white male, image rather neutral/bad, not sure if Vs are aware. Raised 3 hands in a row and had to give all three on the flop multiway. Haven played a hand for an orbit or so. Stack 500

V1 - 30s white male, pretty good reg, that often tries to play deceptivel (only call AKs pre or limp)y. Can be extremely spewy in big pots (later that night got it all in pre with T9o vs Heros KK for 300bb each). Stack 450.

V2 - 30s indian Male. Plays extremely loose and pretty face up (bet sizing tells: preflop open raises to 10-20 x with premiums, rest only limps). Complete "feel player". Won a pretty sizable pot when he flopped a FH with K3o that he had limped. Stack 600.

5 limps, Hero checks Q3 in SB, BB checks.

7 way
Flop 14
33K
Hero 10, V1 calls, V2 calls.

Turn 44
33K5
Hero 24, V1 calls quickly, V2 wants to raise (what looked like 70-80) but string bets, so only a call.

River 116
33K5T
Hero checks, V1 checks, V2 bets 56, Hero calls, V1 folds.

Bet more on the flop.
Bet more on the turn.
Bet on the river.

I think showing the results even in a spoiler - kind of taints the comments you get.

OTR - I thought for sure you were setting up for a c/r. Basically the only hand that looks to be better than yours is 55 (okay I guess 53 and K3 if v2 plays ATC)... but if you give him credit(?) for playing those cards then you have to give him credit for playing any 3x... so you are still ahead of tons of his range. I think you lost a lot of value OTR

Agree with both your statements, Jake. Spoilers in itself change the discussion and my iverplay made me loose a lot of value.

Good check pre and good bet on the flop. I'd bet slightly more on the turn to 35-40. I agree you should check the river because two villains have called and one wanted to raise. I'd start to become concerned someone has K3 or A3.

As played, I'd probably raise V2's bet. V1 checked and V2 making a <1/2 PSB isn't exactly a strong move. I'd expect a stronger bet from nutted hands like A3 and boats.

I would reclassify V1 as a bad passive player. A 'pretty good reg' isn't checking or limp AK multiway.

flop bet is standard. turn bet could be bigger, but i think its fine as i think at least some of the time both villains will call (as they did here) which we definitely want. i understand wanting to check river, but its kind of a MUBS situation. we're still crushing V2's range even after he tries to raise turn. lead for 80-100 on river as a bet/fold. as played, i think just calling the river is fine.
disclaimer: i didn't look at the spoiler yet