Hi

this is a hand played in a casino recently
I am wondering what kind of hand range is perceived for both V1 and V2 in Each Street

V1: tends to play top pair or overpair bet fold /bet call even when flop does not favor his range

V2: tight player; capable of move and raising a bit without it; usually have it when serious money goes in; sometimes play passively some strong hands OOP


V1 voluntary straddle to $6


blinds: $3/3
voluntary straddle $6;
$1000 effective
9 handed

Preflop:
UTG V1 voluntary straddle to 6
all folded
Btn V2 limps for 6
SB completes straddle for 6
BB completes straddle for 6
V1 raises to 33
Btn calls
sb and bb fold


Flop Pot: 78 - Td3d8x
V1 cbets 48
V2 calls 48

Turn Pot: 174 - Td3d8x4x
V1 bets 60
V2 raises to 120
V1 calls

River Pot: 414 - Td3d8x4x8d
V1 bets 144
V2 raises to 480

what is your analysis in the possible range from flop to river for each of the vilain?

This hand is hard to review without more history on villains. Their specific patterns here matter a lot.

Preflop and flop
V1: Too wide, possibly ATC wide. Many players would raise ATC from the straddle here after the weak preflop action and a lot of those players would c-bet this flop 100% if they didn't connect.
V2: Preflop limp from button is weird and rather player specific. Since you said tight I'm going with he is limping with a plan of calling a raise. So middle-low pairs, suited connectors and possible a few other drawing type hands. Might have limped AA preflop but would have reraised preflop or raised flop.

Turn and river
V1: V1 continues to bet but his sizing is small. Really need some history to judge this. This could be blocking, bluff, value or a bet to induce a raise. The river in particular is rather silly given the turn action so you need to know how the player is playing badly to judge this.
V2: Turn minraise and river large raise both indicate a good hand. His big raise on a dangerous river card in particular indicates a hand that is hoping V1 has something to call with. I expect V2 has a boat or good flush.