Villain is on the maniac side. Plays 28/24/12.5

What can I beat that took that line? What do I lose to? It is an overbet on tue turn and a pot bet on the river.

I did not raise flop because in that flop I really do not connect strongly. So I prefer to call with my 66 to balance out everything. I have 0 bluff raises to balance out a raise with 66 or K10 suited.

Winning Poker No-Limit Hold'em, $0.10 BB (6 handed) - Converted at http://handhistoryconverter.com

UTG ($12.67)
MP ($43.80)
CO ($22.12)
Button ($10)
Hero (SB) ($19.87)
BB ($21.70)

Preflop: Hero is SB with 6, 6
2 folds, CO raises $0.30, 1 fold, Hero calls $0.25, BB calls $0.20

Flop: ($0.90) K, 6, 10 (3 players)
Hero checks, BB bets $0.60, CO calls $0.60, Hero calls $0.60

Turn: ($2.70) J (3 players)
Hero checks, BB bets $3.30, 1 fold, Hero calls $3.30

River: ($9.30) 7 (2 players)
Hero checks, BB bets $7.40, Hero ?

Easy call. There's plenty of 2 pair hands he will value bet.

TT KK AK will most likely 3bet preflop. This is a shove for me.

TT doesn't always 3bet pre i don't think for a'lot of people and villain can still have AQ depending on 3bets and villains got Q9s. Your hands so underrepped i'm calling down as villain can be value betting worse.

How many hands because 28/24 is TAG i wouldn't class them as a maniac . The 12% 3bet is on the high side for 3bets but if the sample is reasonably small under 100 to 200 hands or so it doesn't mean much.

Just call it off, can be any 2pair hand or we are running into TT here. TT probably the only hand we lose against and there are way more 2pair hands.

I was basically going to mirror Spinmerightround's answer; you have to call here as there are worse value bets being fired at you. Sure, you're going to run into some sets but as identified by the other posters, it feels like a 2pair here and his maniacal tendencies are even more reason for you to call him down.

I don't think you can fold 66 here - otherwise you are folding way too much in this spot.

Assuming you 3b TT sb v co, then 66 is probably the best hand in your range otr - unless you xc Q9s and/or 98s vs the flop donk (with a gssd + bdfd).

If you frequently have TT, Q9s and 98s otr here, then you might be able to find a fold (although you might x/r Q9s ott, which reduces the chances of that).

1- You do (or should) have some bluffs here. Hands like QJs, AJ/J9s/Q9s with BDFD, an AQo that you decided to flat pre...

2- You shouldn´t, and I can´t stress that enough, think about balancing your range when playing 10NL. Raise the flop.

3- OTT, as played, he still has all the 2p (KJ, KT, JT) that will pay you off. Not to mention that he doesn´t have KK/JJ very frequently here. Raise the turn.

4- As played, call the river because of #3

I think we should be trying to get all in asap with a hand this strong oop and especially multiway. Bluff catching is a mistake that leads to unnecessary river decisions where we are basically at the top and bottom of our range.

X/r flop and overbet turn. Bb can have tons of pair+ draws and 2p that won't fold.

On the flop,
Facing two opponents one of whom has donk bet into the pot against two opponents, we are likely getting called at least in one spot if we raise.
And we can represent many hands as a value c/r :
KT (2) ; TT (3) ; 66 (3)
So we need to work in some bluff c/r :
QJs (4) ; AQs (3) ( gut shot + backdoor flush draw )
On the turn,
Our opponent's overbet is representing a decent amount of strength so I think that we can check-raise the turn to get value from all his weaker value hands
and to avoid a check back on the river if it comes an Ace a Q or a 9.
On the river,
Our hand is very well hidden so we shouldn't think about folding at all, we're either jamming or calling.
Given that we only have 14$ behind and since many worst value hands can call us ( KT , KJ , K6s , T6s ).
Other than this I think the hand was played good anyway but you could've gotten more value than what you get when you call.