villian 1 150 bb pretty tag respects us alot showed all his hands hu when i fold flop just us always had it
villian 2 200 bb defiantly just loose not very aggresive and i just took 100 from his gf who was at the tale so maybe hes mad at us
villian 3 400 bb lag
hero 150 bb pretty much been balancing my range pretty well

Hero has AA

villian 1 opens to 16
villian 2 and 3 called heros on the button

and heros on the button
i seen sb counting chips to call and ive had some bad experiences with y aces being cracked lately

so hero raises to 35 sb bb fold villain 1 shakes his head and stares at me for like 20 sec as i stare at him then shakes his head and folds
villian 2 calls
villain 3 folds

(Pot 95) flop comes A Q 5 rainbow villian checks hero checks assuming villian 2 doesnt have an A with there being 3 dead ones and hes also been c betting alot so hope to get a bet on turn and as this flop comes villian 1 smacks is hand on table and stands up and shakes his head turn comes a 7 that brings a back door flush into play villian checks we bet 50 and takes it down
and villian one asks me what i had he said he fold pocket qq and since hes been showing me everything i usally dont show but i showed him the bullets and 100% believed he folded qq by the relieve in his face

but my question is there i should be 3 betting in position with my AA in a possible 5 way pot right obviously easy to be results orientated and say i should of trapped but that is what you should do not let garbage hands make two pair and crack us right?

This hand feels like a huge troll

1) OF COURSE you were right to 3-bet AA in position facing a 5 way flop. It's (almost) never bad to re-raise AA, ever...
For the record, you should be raising to at least 50 here, and I say at least, you could go as big as 75...

2) Villain did not have QQ, I don't care if he showed you 100000x hands, he did not have QQ.

Your 3-bet is way too small. I'd normally 3-bet to $80 as that's 5x the initial raise and my rule is 3x the initial raise +1x for each caller of it. However, the initial raise was big and we're not that deepstack, so $60-70 would work for me too.

V1 should never fold QQ here. At worst he should call to set-mine given your super small sizing, stack size, and the fact that if he calls it will likely go 4-way. I don't believe he folded QQ at all.

3bet is 100% correct action.

3bet is too small.

No-one folded QQ.

Don't show your cards.

Make it 60-70 preflop. 35 is way too small and I'm shocked that anyone folded any hand that they had already invested $16 into. You gave the entire table profitable odds to crack your Aces while also bloating the pot to a spot where you are going to have to stack off almost always.

if V1 really folded QQ (he didn't), it would be a terrible fold. Even if you showed him AA.

lol

This reminds me of a hand I played last night when I turned quads but folded because I was sure the other guy was slowplaying a flopped straight flush...... He told me after when I folded face up that it was a good fold.
On an unrelated note straight after the hand all the other players at the table found something absolutely hilarious, I was so engrossed in folding my quads I missed the joke, but it had the table in stitches......Probably one of the waitresses fell over or something.......

Yes, 3-bet with AA here ... too small though. Pot was around 60 with your call so you need to 3-bet at least 40 'on top' to $56+ IMO.

QQ is 'never' folding to a min-raise unless you have the tightest image ever. QQ is faced with calling $19 into $80 to set mine. NEVER folding here.

Even if a player acts the way V2 did on this Flop you should bet something. You wont always have AA here and don't want them to draw to anything more for free. Yes, it does make some sense to try and let an opponent 'catch up' but you want to be able to take this type of pot down whether you have AA or 99 on this board after they give you the green light to bet.

Don't show your cards .. all it does is get you less action in future hands. GL