It's 3:30am on a Friday. I just moved from a broken table. Both Villains are unknown to me.

V1 (MP1) $800+ 30 something, work clothes and kinda scruffy looking

V2 (MP2) $1000+ Early 20's, clean cut, university student, obviously confident

Hero (UTG) $700 At table for five hands and have been involved in four of them, already building a rep, have not shown down anything

Hero is UTG w/TcTs
Hero raises to $10, UTG (not good/station ~$200) calls $10, V1 calls $10, V2 raises to $40, Hero calls $30, UTG+1 folds, V1 calls $30

Flop: Ad5cTh
$133 (3 Players) Hero?

vomits all over the table if he gets a lot of action by V2.

I don't mind a c/c here.

check flop. lead turn.

Since we know villain is confident, we probably can assume his range is pretty big, but has the villain been known to raise pots? If so, I'd c bet and go from there if not check call then lead the turn if the board doeant pair.

I have a feeling we are either A) not getting paid off or B) losing lots of money here. The 3bet pre seems pretty smallish which leads me to believe AA or KK. I think hands like JJ-QQ either flat or raise a lot more... same thing with AK.

With that said..... ugh. Checking flop and then firing the rest of way looks trappy. Leading blasts people off worse hands (non ace hands). I think someone gotta have an Ace though (hopefully not AA). I lead flop ($70), check turn (hopefully V bets.. c/c is probably best line), and then blast the river: Flop- I either have a made hand or draw, Turn- I has a draw and IMA chase it, River- I gotta bluff its the only wayz I'z can winz.

If V2 is good we probably don't get his stack whatever we do. I'd rather let him blast his air. I'd c/c flop and turn and c/r river. Lead turn if he checks flop.

I'd lead 1/2 pot, if V1 overcalled pf with AQ/AJ we don't wanna blow him off by c/r flop, if villain 2 has KK/QQ/JJ he's not going to put in to much $$ unless he hits a 2 outer on ott. Were prob losing a lot if villain 2 shows up with AA here. If both villains call flop i'd prob check turn and see what develops, if villain 1 calls and villain 2 folds i'd lead 1/2 pot on turn.

I prefer leading out 'to see where our Ace/medium kicker' is at. Obviously we're not worried about any real draws, but I like the idea of building a pot now. If he has AA, so be it. There's zero chance I lay down middle set to unknowns.

c/c flop donk turn around 1/3 pot.

I'd lead out about $85. You'll get paid only if one of these villains are fish. This is why I don't set mine from oop against unknown/good players.

Flop: Ad5cTh
$133 (3 Players) Hero checks, V1 bets $45, V2 (mini-tank) calls $45, Hero?

BTW: I didn't really like my check here (and it's not my normal play.) The presence of the ace could be a blessing or a disaster. I really didn't know anything about either player (other than my initial impressions) but I really didn't think V2 would stack off with a pair (V1 might though.)

I say lead the flop about half pot and hope someone raises. After your check I say flat. I know with a set we want to start building a big pot but if you C/R here my set meter starts going off and I will shut down pretty quickly.
C/C Turn
Pot the river

My immediate instinct is to go for a ridiculous line like: lead, c/c, c/r; especially if when we lead the flop we get one caller who is likely to vbet an ace when checked to (i.e. V2).

Against typical bad players (i.e. V1) I just lead lead lead BIG.

And you're never going to extract much from V2 unless he has a fairly strong Ace +, so don't worry about that.