AJo in multi-raised pot, flush drawy; against a fish

Not sure what to think about villains 3bet sizing. If you expect villain will do this a lot you could 4bet bluff, but that's tricky. Than you need to fold against a 5bet.

On the flop I would most likely call to keep villains range as wide as possible and keep the pot under control.

As played I need really good reads to consider calling. You beat only a bluff or a over played top pair.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Had you consider a ~25/35BBs bet/fold on the turn?
If I was caught on that spot, with PF and F played as were, think I'd go bet/fold turn, mainly to prevent the villains shove on the river, basically hoping to keep control of the action.
If villain check-called turn and shoved river think I'd fold

Even though the 70 VPIP players has a super wide range and can therefore be exploited heavily postflop, in this case their range is wide and also very uncapped.
Therefore, I would consider not raising on the flop. But instead let them punt off and bluff catch. And yeah, sometimes they have you beat.

Preflop, I never know what to do in these spots, not sure if it is better to call or to raise. I think call is fine, even though the playability of AJo multiway sucks.

love the hand as played. do not fold TP vs 70 VP whales.

I would consider not raising on the flop. But instead let them punt off and bluff catch. And yeah, sometimes they have you beat.

I prefer this, I might have folded to that river shove.

Preflop, I never know what to do in these spots, not sure if it is better to call or to raise.

I call and then if I hit anything I call down, I try not to bloat the pot. But like you said, sometimes they have you beat.