AJs form bb vs 2opp

Any stats and notes on villains?
Your thought process (hi, Yohan) ?

3bet pre comes form not wanting to play AJ OOP against two opponents, opener was a 27/19 so opening a widish range while the caller was a LAG reg with who I had notes as a bit of a station, once called me down 3 streets in 3bet bet with 95 bottom pair. Figured I was ahead of both ranges with 3bet and I guess in retrospect was a sort of squeeze play.
Post flop, I figured any hand beating me would have reraised pre flop (KK,QQ,AK,AQ or of course AA) except JT but since Im blocking the one J, this was more unlikely.

pot bet if you decide to bet ott, he has 10$ left, but i think it is too thin..
what do u guys think about x-king the turn, if he shoves in best scenario we are bluffcatching vs. his fds?

What do you think about calling AJs and squeezing AJo?

Thanks guys, after consideration and reading your comments I think squeeze is ok and also bet out on flop, but from there I think check turn and depending on opponent, check/fold or check/call (only on bluff catcher).

Do you think flatting AJs and squeezing AJo is a profitable play in the long run? Will it add profits? Obviously this depends from player to player but I mean in the general case at limit NL10-NL25.

PF WP, OTF its good hand to ch/x, as played you definitely need to check OTT, there is not 3 street value with this hand and check/fold or check/fold OTR is both neither good option

check, bet bet (c/c, c/c, c/f) or bet, check, bet makes high EV

I don't like much our hand on the flop. He usually has AK, AQ and KQ which are calling preflop. When we bet and he calls, I think we are behind of his range on the turn because I don't expect him to call JJ-77. So, I agree with check/calling, check/calling and check/folding line. If we bet the flop, I'm closer to check/folding the turn than check/calling.