Hi,
When he raises the flop he'll have Jx/KQ/clubs/combos/bluffs. The fact that Jx is hard to have is somewhat balanced by the fact that players aren't so likely to play draws aggressively on a paired board into 2 players either, tho i don't know if that thought even occurs to a 22/7/4.5.
So when he raises and you 3bet you're saying you think he has enough semibluffs in his range to warrant you inducing a shove, even tho you'll take a beating when he shows Jx. The way i see it you might even be flipping with some of those semibluffs but you're completely toast against Jx, so unless you have a good reason to think that this guy is nuts i wouldn't bother. He might be given his postflop stats tho.
When he raises and you call you're actually saying you think he has draws/bluffs often enough for you to look for a safe turn, and you should know already what you expect from this player on the turn.
If the turn is ugly, barring a read that he is just a mindless aggro monkey don't bother and dump it if he bets.
On a blank turn, how wide will his betting range on a blank be? Are there still enough bluffs he is betting to call him down, or do you expect him to take the free card with draws and only bet Jx, in which case it's a c/f even on a blank? Most people will usually check a draw in that spot, but this guy seems unusually aggressive and might bet again a draw on the turn, committing himself in the process and making the c/r line viable for you.
Long story short, if you don't get the feeling that this guy might raise/shove a draw, bet/call and c/f ugly turns / c/shove blank turns would be my plan. If you do, your line is fine.
Hope it helps.
