Hero stack $420 - I'm low 30's with TAG image
Villian 1 covers with about $500 - Late 40's guy, playing ABC waiting for hands, drinking, not bluffing or getting out of line
Villlain 2- Less than $100 to start hand, mid-late 20's asian. Fish. Bought in for $100, lost and bought back in for $100 (fish strategy IMO)
Villain 3 - About $250-Young 20's, Drunk as hell, playing every hand and showing every bluff cuz it's fun

Action: V3 limps, V2 limps, V1 makes it $8 from SB, Hero in BB with 85cc calls. V3 and V2 call.

I would fold this a lot of times but I have position and good implied odds on V1 (I think) since we are deep. Also V3 is wasted and is bound to spew off any minute now (he's on 2nd buy in). Looked like a good hand to try and flop big/disguised. Also- this raise to $8 is very fishy and was clearly just a pot builder. Standard raise at this table is like $15 otherwise everyone is calling. It was a great table.

Flop: As 3c 7c

V1 leads out $20- I call, both V3 and V2 call.

Turn: 9c

V1 leads out $40. I call, V2 folds, V3 jams for $53. V1 calls $13, I call $13.

River: 2x

V1 leads out $30. I call.

Advice on all streets/decisions. I didn't even like calling the turn because his bet felt so strong based on player read. The most obvious draw comes in and he's still barreling. I decided to just flat and give him a chance to hang himself on the river. My plan was to call any bet on non club rivers or bet big if checked to.

Now he bets smaller suck bet on river. He has to have a flush here I'm thinking (as I already was hating that he led out on turn). QJcc, J10cc, Axcc, all fit the category of hands he'd want to "sweeten the pot" with. This is typical in this game. Guys like to raise small pre-flop with big drawing hands to make a bigger pot.

Thanks