I've played a few hands with both villains, and both tend to draw rough and pat T's and 9's after one draw in multiway pots. In an effort to extract value I patted #3 after the first draw and flat called hoping to look like I had a weak pat hand.

What do you guys think of the play?

Triple Draw 2-7 Lowball Limit ($3/$6) (converter)

SB ($47), Seat 2
Hero ($182), Seat 3
UTG ($75), Seat 4
CO ($83), Seat 5
Button ($82.50), Seat 1

Button at Seat 1.
SB posts $1. Hero posts $3.

Hand: [2c 6c 7s 6h Th]

Round 1: (1.33 SB)

UTG folds. CO folds. Button calls. SB raises. Hero calls. Button calls.
SB takes 1. Hero discards 6h Th. Button takes 3.

Hand: [2c 6c 7s 5c 3h]

Round 2: (6.00 SB)

SB bets. Hero calls. Button calls.
SB stands pat. Hero stands pat. Button takes 2.

Hand: [2c 6c 7s 5c 3h]

Round 3: (4.50 BB)

SB bets. Hero calls. Button calls.
SB stands pat. Hero stands pat. Button takes 1.

Hand: [2c 6c 7s 5c 3h]

Round 4: (7.50 BB)

SB bets. Hero raises. Button raises. SB folds. Hero calls.

Total pot: (14.50 BB - $87)

The way I see it, you raise after you hit #3. I think they're both still going to come along.

I like to get the bets in, the OP's at 3/6 and down will pay when way behind plus it makes them play weaker later in the game and fold hands when we are still drawing.

i like your play. i just hope the button didn't make the monster he looks like he made.