Hero: Young Asian male. Solid tight-aggressive player. Perceived as super nitty by entire table except for Villain 1, who has not been at table long enough to get read on hero.

Villain 1: Late 20s/early 30s muscular, tanned, spiky haired guido looking guy. Has only been at table 15 minutes or so and has only limp/folded a couple of hands, so no real reads.

Villain 2: Massive whale. Raises huge preflop with maybe 1/2 of his hands, continues on any flop that remotely hits him. Called off $580 preflop with T8, and stacked off his remaining $700 postflop with middle pair. Will bet 2x pot on flop with flush draws, bottom pair, etc.

$2/5 NL $2000 max Magic City Miami

SB
BB
UTG Villain 1 ($400)
EP
EP2 Villain 2 ($1800)
MP
MP2 Hero ($1300)
LP
Button

Hero is dealt KQ

Button straddles $10, BB completes, UTG Villain 1 limps, Villain 2 limps, Hero raises to $60, Button and both villains call.

Flop ($240): Q 9 8

Villain 1 donks out $220. Villain 2 calls. Hero?

How much stack did button have ?

Pot is bloated, board is connected, it's multiway, etc. Against the whale HU, maybe you could take this hand and run with it but I'm not going broke here and if you call flop, you will most likely be playing for stacks. AQ, JT, 99, 88, 98 are all reasonable hands to show up here. V2's flat call is probably because V1 only has $400 and he WANTS you to come along too.

Maybe I'm being overly cautious here. Interested to hear what others have to say.

We need this info first, but if the button was not involved I would definitely be trying to get more money in vs V2. I feel like this type of player will call almost any amount after flatting otf, and since we have his calling range crushed I want to get more money in now. We will be taking the risk of being behind V1, however I think that we should not pass up this opportunity to play a big pot vs the whale. I'm betting $600 otf and shoving any non 10, J, or Ace otr. This is all assuming that the button is not involved.

Not a fun spot. I honestly may just fold, the donk isn't a bluff to often and when it is it's a draw that has good equity against KQ, the flatter scares me a bit. There are no turn cards we are going to like and plenty we are going to hate . I think I fold.