2/5 game, annoying spot

Hero UTG+1 is unknown to V1, probably seen as ok but not well-respected by V2, has about $1100

V1 UTG+2 is a somewhat fishy old man, from what I've seen, he's both stationy and a bit spewy, covers everyone

V2 MP is a TAGish pro or semi-pro, just sat down recently and has $500-$600

Hero raises to 20
V1 raises to 40
V2 calls 40
Folded around to hero who calls 40

Obviously I'm not folding getting these kind of odds. I decided to flat the 40, because this V1's 3bet range is probably QQ+/AK, and I didn't want to 4bet and get pushed off a potential set mining opportunity

Flop comes J T 6
Hero donks for 75
V1 calls
V2 calls

At this point, I don't think V1 has AA or KK anymore, because he probably would have overplayed it and jammed the flop
V2 can have some kind of draw or two pair/a set, his overcall looks kind of strong

Turn blanks

Hero bets 200
V1 folds
V2 jams
Pot odds mandate a call, so I called

Thoughts on all streets appreciated

I hate everything about this hand except ur preflop plan than u clearly didn't follow through with

Deleted my post becuase I can't read

Playertee is spot on. I Lol @ pls reconsider the pro/tag v2 commentary

I'd adjust for v2 range to also incl AJ/KJ/QJ, and JT. Flop is semi drawy and he is content to call/eval turn.

Let's try this again..

If you are up against that kind of range and "calling for odds" then you are effectively playing QQ like a little pair and nearly set mining. Ok you took a stab after the flop but you might have been better going for a check raise against an AK hand... either way - as played I'm not putting in much more on the turn card. Also unless the turn was a 2 - it's not always a blank on this board.
I don't call his push. If your plan was to bet 200 and call a push, I think that is not so good. If your plan was to bet 200 and fold to a push - I think that's not so good.

So... by simple extraction - betting 200 (I think) is not so good.

While I'm on it...

If you are going to call a shove then you should have bet more on the turn and put him all in. At least that way you have a chance of getting him off KK and maybe (not likely) AA.

This looks like AA or JJ 1010 all day.

ya i prob play up to the flop like that but not the turn

Yes, I know I butchered this hand. That's why I'm posting it.

C/C on the turn seems horrible too
C/F on the turn seems weak, but I hate it less after more consideration