Hero - SB - Lag image. Standard raise of 8-10 and whole table knows/expects a raise from me. - $300 stack.
V1 - UTG+2 - Seems like a solid player. I don't have much of a read on him at the moment, but he seems fairly ABC. $250 stack.
V2 - Button - Touristy pretty bad player. $150 stack.
UTG raises to 11. V1 Calls, 2 other callers, V2 calls. Hero calls from the SB with 2
2
Flop: 2
5
5
The initial raiser was tight, so I fully expect a c-bet. It ends up getting checked around.
Turn: 10
Now there are 2 flush draws out and I still expect to be good here.
Hero bets $27.
V1 Raises to $65.
2 folds - V2 calls.
V1 is fairly solid so I put him on a 5 or an overpair. A flush draw or 10 is possibly in his range, but unlikely given the fact my range can easily have a 5 in it. V2 can literally have anything here from a ten to a 5 to either flush draw. V1 has 140ish left, v2 has about 90 left. Pot is about 200 now, 230 if I call.
Since I'll be out of position on the river and have to bet it, should I just ship here and hope they're both on draws? Do I simply flat and let v1 bet the river to keep both villains in? Do I flat and bet the flush card hoping they hit? Do I fold to the V1's raise?
This thread is about maximizing value. I feel I have the best hand and would like to maximize the profit here. Sometimes the hard decision is maxing EV in situations like this and would like opinions. Thanks!