Hero CO - 550 - playing tag/nitty so far.. the table is not noticing or tightening up when i raise.

V1 sb - 800 middle aged white gentleman, big muscles/track suit. He will limp call a bit. Likes to flat my raises from OOP. I don't think I've seen his cards yet. From past sessions I remember him being a little passive/fishy.
V2 BB - 1200 - 40 something Asian gentleman in golf jacket. Playing most hands and a bit bluffy. Saw him c/r otf w/A high (a missed AK). Hes made about 3 check raises in the hour since I've been here, the AK bluff being the only hand he's shown.
V3 LJ - ~200 - 40 something Indian gentleman. I've played with him quite a bit.. opens too wide and limp calls to wide. Hes fishy as well, he likes to see expensive cards.. He just flatted a $90 pf 3 bet of mine with 55 from OOP with a ~$400 stack.
Also a bit fishy, he called down 3 streets from OOP on a kj86q board and mucked his hand when I showed top 2.

7 handed - straddle for 6
MP1 limps, LJ limps, hb35, SB, BB and LJ call

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V1 75, v2c, v3ai for 145, Hero?

I have around 525 left
V1 has ~550
V2 has everyone covered

I think I bet $75 or so to charge draws. Probably check back on a turn that gets checked to me unless it’s a blank.

At deeper stacks where it is difficult to setup comfortable stackoff SPRs with TP (and yet getting called multiple ways will put us in a gross spot where we can easily be forced to stack off yet offered multiple opponents great IO), I mostly overlimp until LP (especially if anyone yet to act is raisey). In the HJ in a UTG straddled pot, that means still 5 people to react preflop that could start doing my dirty work for me. But that's me.

This is the gross spot I always attempt to avoid. Lol SPR of 3.5 where stacks can trivially go in, but all the while offering 3 opponents (or at least the ones effective as us) ~20+ IO. Sets up spots where we can easily make big mistakes, such as committing when crushed versus not committing with the best of it while allowing those drawing great odds to hit.

Facing this action is pretty disgusting. I might lean to just a nitty fold. But maybe that is why I go out of my way to avoid session defining crap spots like this, as it isn't abundantly obvious to me what the correct play is.

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Seems like an easy shove for value

I'm comfy folding AA multiway when the action gets hectic OTF and we're deep. This is not one of those times for me. I think I just rip it in. I'm hoping V1 and V2 fold and if they don't I think we have to prepare to lose quite often but hard to see how we don't have enough equity to do this.

EDIT

Actually looks pretty gross if V1 or V2 call us since it's hard to put them on any overpairs.