Home Game 8 handed

A standard casual home game. Majority of players are pretty passive overall unless monster hands are involved. Most players there are just mindless stations.

Villain 1(350): is a competent player. He is a very snug TAG. After three weeks of playing is starting to open up and play more hands isoing limpers more and opening in position more often. Overall still a solid TAG. Clearly best player there besides me and only other one with a clue.

Villain 2(225): is one of the standard calling station donks. He limps everything and calls most raises when he has chips in the pot and will call down value/medium size bets with like 2nd pair, bottom pair, and gutshot type hands. One of the worst players there.

Hero(210): A LAG player who has been crushing the game for the past few weeks. Been pretty quiet though this session after a cooler early KK<AA.

Hand: 3 limpers from UTG, UTG +1, and MP and i look down at 7d6d in HJ and limp behind. Normally i do iso, but decided to see a cheap flop this instance. One fold and Villain 1 raises to 16 on BTN. Villain 2(SB) calls and everyone else calls.

Flop

Kd Ts 9d

Checks to Villain who bets 55 and gets called by Villain 2. Folds to me.

There is currently 193 in the pot and i have 194 behind. Villain 1 has everyone covered and Villain 2 has about 150ish back after the call.

Our Hand 7d6d

Whats our move?

I'd say ship > call > > > fold. You're a favorite against AK. Against a bigger flush draw, which is possible here, you're an underdog but probably like 36% equity.

What range do you assign to Vil 1? I made up a quick one and i'm at 41%

KK, AK, KQ, AJ, AQ, 1010, 99, AA, QQ, JJ. We're 41%, really? Even if that's true, we can profitably get it in since the pot was so large going to the flop and there's dead money. Not to mention V1 could have something he'll fold to a shove w/, like JJ.

fold pre.

as played, it's close, but i think shove > fold > call.

and shove is very close to fold insofar as i'm going to sometimes fold this. i think this depends on your image at the time.