Fairly new to the table so no real reads, other than the PFR seemed a little bit of a maniac. As far as the other player no real idea on how he plays... Is this just a standard "you're supposed to go broke here" or should I have gotten away?

Also how does my bet sizing look? Turn bet too big or okay?

http://cakepoker.com/HandHistory/?Hand= ... wM3Exsw%3d

5 handed in a 3bet pot, this looks fine to me. If he flopped a set, more power to him. I'm not folding with most of my stack already in the middle.

This is 10NL, so the idea that his most likely holding preflop is a pocket pair is flawed, imo. My experience there has shown me that any holding is possible. (Recent post by Jossnaz has a nice example)

I know this is Cake so it's a pain, but I think it's better to post these hands without results.

I'm amazed how many small stakes players fold this. There is no way I'm folding this hand against someone that seems to be a maniac, you are getting better than 3:1 on your all in call and there are lot of hands you beat QQ KK, AJ, KJ, turned flush draw. The only way I fold this is if I have a read that villain is a rock, if that is the case I check the turn behind and try to keep the pot small. The only problem I have with your play is your reraise preflop needs to be a bit bigger. The idea being that villain is going to have a PP here a good percentage of the time here and you never want to give villain correct odds to fold a set against your aces. Your raise from .35 to $1.10 means he has to call .75 to win about $20 from you which is barely giving him correct odds to call for set value. Make the raise $1.50 instead and he is making an incorrect call even if he flops a set and busts you. Either way not much you can do here other than go broke.