Thought this hand was interesting especially considering the dynamics; please don't respond unless you want to actually read the dynamics of the table before as it was crucial to my decision making.

H ($~600): Should be viewed as pretty TAG-gy; although H won a big pot off V1 with a questionable/loose preflop call that flopped a big draw; V1 flopped a set and we got it in with another person and H got there to win a big pot off V1; howevere overall H has been pretty tight and I'm sure V1/V2 both view hero as tight.

V1 (~$500): upper-20's white guy; plays LAGgy. Seems competent and thinking player. I would say at the time had a VPIP of close to 40-50%.

V2 (~$250): Just bought in with another $100 chip after losing a big chunk of his stack; has dropped a couple buy ins; similar play style to V1 though V1 seems a bit looser

important note: V2 is good friends with V1 (came together); interesting dynamic between the 2 as they like to banter and joke around together and enjoy going at each other in pots


V1 CO; V2 BTN; H SB



OTTH:
Folds to V1 who opens to $15; standard and I think V1 opens a HUGE range of hands in the CO/BTN if folded to

V2 flats; V2 has been 3-betting V1 more than the average LLSNL 3-bet frequency;

H AsKs in the SB and 3! to $55

V1 calls
V2 back raises to $120

Hero?



So pre-flop flatting vs 3!:
- If I 3!, I think V's call a lot and see a flop; I would be OOP in a 3! pot 3-way. Sucks. And both villains are capable of floating flops in position (I think).
- It would be nice to have some stronger hands to flat vs their LP raises; but prob better if it was IP;
- V2 fully knows that V1 will open super wide in LP if folded to him; V2 has 3-bet V1 a couple times already in these scenarios; he seems very willing to 3-bet him light if it is in LP; when he flats it looks stronger to me + the fact that he is willing to 4-bet me after I 3-bet.



Thoughts/Questions:
As played, I am not sure how to proceed. 5! all in? 5! to $XXX? flat? fold? What if we 5! to $XXX and V1 shoves?

Against these described Vs, AKs is never doing too badly. I would ship it.

at 1/3 vs described players - I m all in.

alright maybe not that interesting then....

i'd make it 185

expecting v2 to re-shove 100% of the time and re-open the action and i'd rather leave some room for v1 to do something stupid than force him to play perfect by shoving 200bb into him here.

Meh, stuff it in.