hero- 22 year old indian guy, playing a tight game i have won a few hands and am sitting with the big stack at the table with 425$

V1- hes a younger gansgter guy has golds in his mouth ,i played with him a bunch he doesnt really know what hes doing hes pretty bad. 80$, v1 has been raising to 4$, 7$,$10. EP

v2- older guy like 60+ respects me as a player, i used to play as soon as the room opens and i would play with him a bunch, he likes to call people down alot, he doesnt like folding postflop.$250, MP

v3- its his bday hes a rec player, but hes been playing for a while i figured cause he knows alot of the guys walking around the room. hes been playing tight but passive, but he also plays some random suited and connected hands. 100$ , CO

hero is in the SB is dealt AQ V1 raises to 10, v2 calls, than v3 calls, hero???? is a 3 bet here bad ??? i did 3 bet to 50, i 3 bet because i wanted to either take it down being OOP or i was ok with getting it in against the short stackers.

Definitely 3-betting here given stack size. Happily stacking off vs. either of the short stacks. I would change your sizing slightly and make it $45, which gives us the option to shove if V1 shoves and then V2 overcalls.

50 55 is fine i think

What to do, depends on more than your cards. It also depends on the Villains' cards and what he does with them (call or fold or raise). What range do you think V1 has when he uses his largest bet size in early position?

What part of that range do you think he's calling? What part do you think he's folding? Are you folding if raised, or are you calling?

I like play, think 50-55 is fine too. 3x with 2 callers, 5x seems standard enough to me. I wouldn't even be against going larger, around $75 just to make their decisions all-in or fold and your committed.

On first thought I didn't think anything different if the raise size but 10 was the largest so that was probably the top of his range