Hello, I'm new to uFRNL, so forgive me if this is too easy or standard. I think there are some interesting discussion points. I've been playing with players 1,3,4 for a couple of hours. Player 5 joined a few orbits ago.

I'm in UTG+1 with AhKh with ~$340

UTG limps (Fairly loose but very aggro with his big hands) Stack of ~$450
I raise to $12. My image is tight but tricky. I've raised only a few hands and stole some blinds with 57s type hands.
UTG+2 calls. He's a pretty good regular who has started to play more pots than I felt he was comfortable with. He was a huge nit initially but started floating pre-flop raises. He's been playing well post-flop. He has ~$140
MP1 calls. He's been very tight and quiet. His stack has dwindled down to ~$60 after the call.
MP2 folds.
MP3 raises to $60. He seemed like a player who was trying to hard to reading people (he tried to stare me down on a couple of hands). He was pretty weak calling rivers in small pots with very little. He also limped and cced a bunch of hands in or out of position.
Rest fold to UTG who folds.
Hero?

Here is my situation. I almost have to put MP3 on a big hand. I put him on AA, KK, or QQ. I don't know if I can add AKs to his range. I can disregard JJ because of how weak of a player he was IMO. This is good, because if it's HU, I felt against a range of QQ+, AK, and fold to a range of only QQ+. Does calling do anything for me? Can I count on UTG2 and MP1 calling, if so, what are their ranges, and does this change my decision? I don't think UTG2, or MP1 have AA, or KK since they're tight enough to raise when the action was first at them.

Thanks for any comments.

I would probably fold this, when donks like this put in a huge raise I always see them flip over AA, KK when someone calls them. In some rare cases they will have worse, but I don't imagine this kid being good enough to squeeze in this spot.

Do the other two people in the pot affect my equity enough? Do their ranges and calling frequencies ever change my decision?

MP3 has 120 behind.

You're OOP with a drawing hand that is most likely crushed, just fold.

live 1/2, the typical villain is very passive preflop, its mostly limp/calling or calling preflop raises and seeing flops. when someone 3bets you huge preflop, it is rarely going to be a bluff. so fold.