1/2 at Local Casino, 9-handed

Hero (~$420): Mid 20's TAG, regs know who I am. Had originally bought for $300, lost roughly $200 when a donk went runner runner for a flush while calling 2/3 pot sized bets on flop and turn, added on $200 and have rebuilt to current stack size.

V1 (~$400): Fishy Asian, has been playing half of his hands. Calling down lots, showing bluffs with complete air, seems to be happy playing ATC currently.

V2 (~$300): Nit reg. We have played together plenty of times before, decentish TAG.

Pre: Hero looks down at KK UTG+1, makes it $15. V2 calls on button after originally looking like he may raise. V1 calls from big blind.

Flop($45): 10 7 2
V1 checks, Hero bets $30. V2 raises to $60. V1 calls $60. Hero tanks for awhile (considering shoving) but eventually just calls.

Turn($225): 6
V1 leads for $100. Hero again goes into the tank. Sees V2 looking disappointed and showing his cards to players next to him, meaning Hero anticipates it to be likely V2 will fold behind.

Hero??

Thoughts on all streets appreciated

I probably would have raised the flop, but it's not that draw heavy so the call was OK -- as long as you raise the turn. So, I'm gii on the turn. If he was planning to raise pre, it could easily be JJ or QQ (or AK, etc.). Your call on flop looks pretty weak. If he has AA, a set, or 67 or 89 (yuck) he got lucky.

Agree with Java. I'm raising flop all day. V2 has QQ or JJ a LOT here. I'd make a small raise to force him into calling and to set up a trivial turn shove. I'd make it $120. It gives a great price to whatever draws are in V1s range, but his range is much wider than just good draws, and we want him coming along to the turn too.

As played, ship the turn against this guy all day.

I'm just shoving the flop. V2 might have TT, but likely its JJ or qq. V1 is the target, and if they both fold I'm happy adding 150ish to my stack .