Villain 1 (~$300) - Hasn't seen him make any plays yet after around 3 hours, usually c-bets flop whenever he is pfr.

Villain 2 (~$180) - Likes to l/c and float flop and turn. Usually c/c flop and/or turn before folding river.

Hero (~$800) Loose aggressive image, went in with TP+OESD and lost against TPTK, table thinks he calls down loose.

Villain 1 raised in MP to $12, Villain 2 calls, hero calls with Q8hh OTB, and BB completes.

Flop ($49) - 6 9 10
Villain 1 c-bets $20, villain 2 thinks for a moment before flatting. Hero flats.

Turn ($109) - J
Villain 1 fires another $30, villain 2 thinks for a long time before folding, probably has Ah or Kh with no pair. Hero ??? Should I raise here or allow villain 1 to continue firing?

First of all, I would raise the flop. You're going to get called by worse hands (sets, 2P) and get action from the A and sometimes the K.

I would raise the flop with just the bare A, so raising with the flush balances this play nicely.

As played, I could go either way. He might have a hand like KK, in which case you want to keep him in and he probably would have bet stronger with a hand like AA

You're going to hate life if he has a set and the river pairs, or if he has KK and he gets there OTR, but that's a slim chance.

Raising turn is fine, but it announces your hand. Raise the flop instead.

Even though we're 150 BBs deep against V1 and in position, I think calling a raise with Q8s is just too loose. Could also get us in a heckuva lotta trouble on JT9 flops. I fold preflop.

I think we absolutely must raise this flop. First, we have an aggro push-a-draw image, so we get paid off by big hands here. Second, this board is very drawy and there are a bunch of turn cards that could kill the action. I probably go $120ish so that I can shove the turn. I'm going broke to a bigger flush.

As played, definitely have to raise the turn. Again, there are just so many scare cards that completely kill our action.

GdislikeseverystreetsofarG

definitely raise the flop instead of the turn. turn looks like a slow played hand

on the turn I'd easily make a Pot sized bet...... if the villian calls, he probably made a straight or two pair?? or has a smaller flush.... which is good ! And on the river, I probably over bet, like your bluffing......

Raisy daisy

I also raise flop for value v 2pr, sets and A, but we risk getting 4bet by a bigger flush. Can we raise fold the flop confidently thinking we're beat by a higher flush or just get it in with outs? (7 or J).

With 150bb effective stacks, I also fold pre with Q8s (i might 3bet squeeze if this guy had a wider pfr range).
Flop, I like a raise for the reason we previous posters mentoined
Turn, As played u gotta raise here but it kinda looks like what u have (ie: slowplayed monster) but he still very well might call u with alot of worse hands.