after losing 2 buyins at nl25 and a little bit of tilt I decided to move down back to NL5 and grind it there...

The Openraiser was a standard TAG reg with like 15/12 but he had 75% foldto3bet so I'm widening my preflop squeezing range.
The caller was 30/25 guy so I expect him to have a wide range.

Certainly I need to squeeze this hand. Openraiser snapcalls so I think he has a range of like 99-QQ, AKo, AQs.
People are so nitty that I still think there are enough people who don't think about 4b/gii w/QQ so it's definitely in his range.

But with KK and AA they would mostly 4bet/gii.

The question is if he is calling AJs but imo it's mostly folded especially if it's a guy who is folding a ton to 3bets over a somewhat decent sample (300 hands) and also the reggy taggy look he makes.

Ok we flop gin.
My sizing plan is to go small over 3 streets so that I get some loose peels by TT or 99 or maybe even by AQs that wants to float me and bluff turn.
However he decides to raise small.

I don't really expect him to raise flop with JJ because usually people like to call flop and raise Turn with this hand... I still have to give him a small frequency of JJ because I didn't know him.

But I really believe he is playing this line as some kind of information bet.. maybe sometimes bluff AQ with backdoorflushdraw but besides that he is probably doing this with QQ sometimes and TT and 99.

So the question is should I maybe click back the flop because it gets him into a lot of trouble and I could play this line with AK?

Am I thinking too advanced here?

Of course if I have QQ+ I would never click it back but rather call.