It was last night at my poker room $2-$5 game. The table is 9 handed but two walking so 7 handed when this hand had happened. I've been at table 5-6 hours, but was not involved in this hand.

V1(Seat 3) is a 50ish Asian woman, a new face to the room. $1800

V2 (seat 8) is a young East Euro looking man, from what I can tell he is on the tight side but pretend to be loose. 1500

V3 (seat 9) is a 30ish African American man who I had a lots history with, a big action player who always reload 5-6 times($500 max) each session or 3-5 k stack in 2-5 game.$1700

V1 limped UTG+1, fold to V2 OTB $45, V3 calls $45 in BB, V1 call.

Pot $137
Flop 2d 5d 3h, V2 bet $75, V3 call, V1 call.

Pot $362.
Turn 6s, V3 bet $175, V1 raises to $500, V2 tank two minutes puke fold, V3 call.

Pot now $1362.
River 4s, the board reads 2d 5d 3h 6s 4s. V3 bet $200, V1 shoves all in, V3 got out of his chair starts talking, "you don't have 7, why are you shove at chop pot? how could you have a 7? and showed 3d4d for her to see it, then said I call" V1 turn over 7s7c. V2 said he fold AdKd on the turn.

I would love to hear your thoughts on all 3 V's play. Thanks!

V3 is pathetic lame for not re-raising turn for value and for pathetic for calling river shove hoping to chop. V1 is way too aggro raising turn, but nice value shove OTR.

V2 could could c-bet bigger, but otherwise seems fine.

V2 seems standardish, horrible turn to barrel, and it's obvious he is beaten and must fold when it gets back to him.
V3 is a typical calling station, hoping to eventually hit a big hand. He probably bleeds money at a consistent pace everytime he plays.
V1 Seemed ok, but her turn play is absolutely ******ed. It's so incredibly obvious she is beaton based on the action it's not even funny.

overall:
great table to be at.