preflop: fold, yeah its nitty but 2 limpers in front instead of 1 make for better pot odds

flop: as played, bet smaller to 125, as played b/c, we have odds

folding pre. Maybe call if on the button.

As played, a bit smaller on the flop. Call raise as played.

So nobody thinks it would be a good idea to jam all in?

I would jam and having like 40%+ equity what is fine with all dead money already in.
@mktpppr,@fidstar-poker, please explain what is our plan next street as we are choosing see it 100% if calling.
I see no good plan if we are only calling...
Heart come - good luck getting any action with that board from almost all weaker hands in opponent range.
Heart don't come - good luck facing another bet('s) (after min c/r from opp very likely) unimproved and 1 card only coming to improve us to hand what can reasonably go for showdown.
To be fair we probably still can continue next street comfortably on 8 but it pretty rare.

As player check min raise us, i don't expect player to give up turn/river and allow us to see free cards next streets. He just too often have hand he will try protect/value bet and no bluffs.

^ plan is simple, hit and try to stack someone, miss and we fold without odds vs heavy action

why do you want to do anything else? if we hit and get folds, we win a small pot

its a limped pot, a small investment so its easy to get away from

bet/shove is bad because of the multi-way all-in risk

Results:

The idea of check calling on the flop came to mind. Not going to get folds and take it on the flop too often and might preserve more of our stack when missing the turn.

Makes the turn decisions easier?