So I've been sitting on this hand for a couple weeks now. I wanted to give myself some time for analysis and perspective. I'd love to hear your feedback on how this went down. I kind feel like this is almost a trivial spot, but nonetheless appreciate the feedback.
Game is 1/3 NL with all the usual loose passive suspects at the table.
The Villains:
V1: Middle aged Asian lady, been playing loose and calling a ton of hands. Running bad and has punted two stacks in the last hour or so. She knows how to find the fold button, but loves to play a lot of hands. Stack of $350.
V2: MAWG. Recently moved to table and has been raising 30% of unraised pots, and playing ATC with abandon. Has stacked V1 twice in last hour, and clearly has some history with her as well from conversations. Stack of $1200
V3: Older Asian gentlemen. The definition of loose-passive. Hero has moderate history over a number of sessions, and know he will limp everything but JJ+. Stack of $80.
OTTH:
V1 UTG limps, V2 UTG +1 limps, CO limps, V3 in SB limps.
Hero ($550) is BB with A
A
raises to $20.
V1 calls, V2 calls, CO folds, V3 calls.
Villain 3 is clearly unhappy about being 'forced' to call, and turns his back on the table before flop comes out and checks dark.
Flop: ($80) 5
3
2
V3 checks dark. Hero bets $40. V1 raises to $120, and V2 flats the $120.
Here is where things start getting screwy. V3 still hasn't looked at the flop and asks the dealer if these is a '2' on the board. Dealers says yes there is. And V3 gleefully calls for his remaining $60.
Hero?
K... thoughts appreciated. Personally, I don't think that this needs to get sidetracked too much on the etiquette of V3, who is pretty much turning his hand face up as '22' IMO. At this point I'm pretty sure that I'm way behind V3 given our history and his obvious pleasure on the flop. However, we are deep with the remaining Villains and have a $120 side pot going already.