V1 (BB) (€150) Asian guy, mid 20s. Haven't been at the table very long, assuming ABC/Slightly agg.

V2 (UTG+2) (€200) Late 40s/Early 50s white male. Think I have seen him before and don't remember him to be bad. Seem to be a fairly decent player, haven't seen him get out of line, but I think he would be capable of making a big play.

Hero (€275) Early 20s white male. have a very tight image, haven't got out of line and only shown really strong hands till this point.

Pre:
BTN straddle 5€, SB fold, BB raise to 10€, 2 folds, UTG+2 call, MP call, 1 fold, Hero (CO) raise to 45€ w JxJh, 1 fold, SB call, UTG+2 call, MP fold.

Flop 5c6h7h
SB check, UTG+2 bet 150€, Hero?

I think i would get it in here. There are too many combo draws out there that you are still ahead of. Why would he drive you out of the pot if he has a flopped straight. Scared two pair or set hands are of course also possible. It is not a spot you LOVE to be in, but i would puke call. In my room there are also players who would slowplay aces/kings preflop and then rush it on such flops (a fact that puts more in the fold column), but overall i think calling is best.

I would call twice and let him show his hand. It is gonna be worth a mental note to see what he donks ~pot into you on a straddled/minraised/3-bet pot.

I think we are almost never good with jacks here.

IMO this is a somewhat easy fold. A straightforward V2 has fired a PSB (isn't this a shove? If my math is correct, he had 200 pre, called 45 then bet 150 - did he leave 5 behind or what?) into a three-bet pot following a check and ahead of the last aggressor on a wet wet board. HU I can call this but what is the Asian guy (call him V1) min-raise than calling with pre? I suspect V2 has a set or maybe poorly-played higher overpair (QQ+ should IMO go with a big 4! pre, you're never seeing him flip over A8hh here) and V1 checked with maybe a flopped straight, NFD with 50BB left should just open shove flop and get it over with.

In my local game I am notorious for having MUBS but still calling "to see what he did that with" and this is why I am usually down at the end of the night (maybe my advice sucks but, hey, you're getting what you pay for here).

I might have been wrong about the stack size, I remember he had like ~30-35 left after betting 150, so he had closer to 225 pre.

An oversized bet on the flop putting him nearly all in is a big hand. At the same time, he called twice pf, which reduces the chances of being up against AA or KK or connectors. Against a range of 55-88, you've just about got the odds to go all in. Add TT and you easily have the odds.

Shove it in. The only reason to fold is because you know (not think) he has to have a set only.

Kinda of a crying fold from me. It seemed like a apot where I would rarely have him dominated and often be crushed. Giving the odds I don't really hate it though, but a call might have been better as venice point out.

I don't expect him to donk bet this strongly with straights or sets

2p is possible but also its possible hes semi bluffing with a big draw or protecting (spazzing) a hand like TT

I am usually shipping this since spr is low anyway

I don't see how we can be good here and I think we are hoping for only a J, which still might not be good. I hate it, but I fold.

with his minraise pre, then calling your raise, i would say his range would be mostly low pairs. if he is a bit looser then maybe suited connectors as well. for him to ship flop im thinking his range is somethin like 55-TT, 8x suited
i prefer a fold