Table has been going for 6+ hours. 3 fish, 3 live regs, 3 supposed ex-internet players. I say supposed because every new face in the card room lately claims to be an internet player and they all have 50-100k locked up on stars, yada yada yada. However, 2 of these 3 internet players have bought in short, which right away smells fishy to me. Imo, a 2/4-5/10 online reg wouldn't dream of buying in short, especially at a fairly soft live game with big stacks.

V1 - semi fishy live reg - (800) - sb
Hero - (1800) - bb dealt 5d 5s
V2 - internet player - (1200) - button

V2 has been going on and on about his 90k online and all the traveling he does to play poker and how he plays a super juicy 10/25/50 game and won like 15k recently, etc... yet he bought in for $350 and won a 3 way all in on the flop plus another small hand or 2 to get his current stack. Quite aggressive in position.

Preflop:
2 limps, v2 raises to $25, V1 calls, hero calls, limpers fold.

Flop: 3 players, $85

Ac 5c Kh (bingo!)
V1 checks, hero checks, V2 bets $50 as expected, V1 calls, hero raises to $150 (way too small, in retrospect, given that this flop hits both villains assumed ranges pretty hard, plus the draws), both villains call.

Turn: 3 players, $530

Qh
V1 checks (mid strength ace or fd, imo), hero leads for $350, V2 jams for a little less than $700 on top, V1 folds, HERO!?!??

I've shown quite a bit of strength, yet villain makes this play. QQ makes sense pre, but I doubt he continues on the flop after the c/r, although a bit too small. Does he play JT like this? He calls a c/r otf hoping for a 4 outer? This villain is aggressive, but definitely competant.

What's our play?

I aint folding no set! Call. Prob has 2 pair like AK AQ. If he has a set you are supposed to go broke without a specific read imo. I cant see him leading and calling a raise OOP with J10 otf......

Disclaimer: Admittedly above my stakes.

Need to have a plan for the turn. Pretty miserable turn all in all, and I'm surprised you bet and began to ask questions regarding your action. If you want to bet/fold, do it smaller.

If you are sure he 3bets AA/KK otf, I think you have to include AK as a hand that he 3bets otf. QQ makes no sense, even for a poor player. Kind of leaves to three hands he does this with for value: AQ, JT(almost always JTcc, maybe JThh), AJhh/AThh.

As played, pot odds make this a call imo. I think you need to approach the turn as b/f, b/c, c/c, c/shove, etc and not b/decide in this spot tbh.

Villain's not putting you on QQ+ or AK because of the flat pre so the only set/2-pair hand you can have is 55 (maybe A5). Villain has a ton of 2-pair/draws to go along with the obviously possible KK+. If villain is competent, he knows this flop hits the top of his perceived range so this could be a bluff/semi-bluff knowing you really can't continue with most of the range you repped pf. KQ "gets there" but with an A on the board, you can't go broke with KQ.

Alternatively, villain could have easily flopped or turned 2-pair and thinks he's good. I don't think a straight is realistic and QQ should go away with the other villain in the pot.

You are ahead of a ton of hands that can do this and behind KK+. I can't find a fold here.

Edit: V1 still hanging around makes a semi-bluff less likely even though V1 has been really passive in the hand. And, yes, JTcc could certainly be an option.

easy call, and why didnt you anticipate this happening on the turn when u bet? was ur plan really to b/f turn w/ a set? i mean he has 10jcc here but theres so many combos he picked up and he could be just saying screw it lets gamble, also the 2 pr combos are out there ur getting far too good of odds this should not be a hard decision at all, if he has the str8 u still have outs too