V1 is a 30s white guy who is losing and visibly upset about it. His play is passive and tightand he plays his hands way too face up. I.e cbet give up or dont cbet when he has it. And bets when he likes his hand a lot. Stack (250ish)

V2 is a late 20s white guy who has been quite active at the table. He just ran a decently big bluff on a reg with AJ on KQxxx w/ flush getting there on the river. Reg called him with AQ. He has reloaded a couple times already but does not seem all that bothered. (350ish)

H is young 20s white guy who has a bit of a mixed image at this point. I beat V1 earlier for a big pot w/ top full boat TT. Shortly after in a straddle pot I double barreled with air and checked back river w/ Qhigh to beat a guy who had open ended w/ flush draw. (400ish)

OTTH:

Pre: V1 limps UTG+1, V2 limps in HJ, CO limps, H looks down at KdKh on BTN and makes it $18, blinds fold, V1 calls, V2 calls, CO folds

Flop($61): AhAsAc V1 cks, V2 cks, H bets $20, V1 calls, V2 min raises to $40, H calls, V1 calls

Turn($181): AhAsAc3d V1 cks, V2 now cks, H cks

River($181): AhAsAc3d2s V1 cks, V2 cks, H ????

Ok, weird hand I think. On the flop I am not sure if I should bet bigger or not bet at all. Maybe a check is best as I am not afraid of any single turn card and if I did have an A there I might ck back a fair amount of the time. I do lose value against high pairs but I could get two streets of value later? And maybe get one of the them to bluff even. After getting ck min raised by V2 I really don't think we can fold to one bet. Maybe we could vs a much tighter V. Was not expecting V1 to come along either. On the turn when it checks to me I decided to check back. I am fine with that I think. If I get ck/r again I can't call. On the river it once again cks to me.

What do you guys think? Size up a decent bet? Small bet? Ck back? Bet and fold to jam?

Thanks for the read.

At 1/3? Bet/Fold all the way. I might even call some check-raises. This isn't a bunch of random Vs playing GTO poker figuring they're only getting paid if they get you to bet. They aren't checking quads on the river (maybe 1 out of 1,000 times). I'd probably bet like $80-90. I don't think anyone is folding 88+ for that amount.

Bad beat jackpot available in this game?

If our Villain has Ax we are "in the chips" no matter what.

If not, both the turn and river were checked to us, we gotta be good here.

I like how you played the hand. No need to use large sizing OTF, so $20-$25 is fine. Definitely calling the min-raise OTF. Once V checks turn/river, mandatory value bet. 1/2 pot seems good, so I like your sizing of $100. River would actually be a bet/call for me most of the time, as Vs line really isn't believable as Ax. It looks more like a PP trying to take it down OTF, or just random spazz that didn't believe you had the A.

Just call the reraise on the flop. Then bet/call the turn and the river unless the stacks are ridiculously deep (and they are not). A lot of 1/3 villains treat 88-JJ as nuts on that flop.

Size up pre. Somewhere between $21 and $25 pre would be much better.

Well played on the flop and turn. Now you should bet/fold like $80 on the river.

Depends on the qualifier and particular rules. My local game has a big bbjp but you couldn't qualify on this board (2222 lose minimum, must use both hole cards on sf, must start w matching pp on quads).

ez b/f

Very wp, op. Got the max.

Pre can be slightly bigger no biggie tho