[SixForty]

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I don't like the idea of just calling and then raising the turn. There are highly plausible flush and straight draws out there so I want to get as much money in on the flop as possible. Plus, bottom two is an extremely vulnerable holding even without the draws out there. If the board was less coordinated or our hand is less vulnerable, I'd agree that the flop call/turn raise line is a good one for getting a little extra in there. It's pretty clear that his most likely holding is a naked king, so keep puming it until you have a reason not to.

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That's why I put in there "if he'll autobet the turn" Some opponents you just know that they'll follow up with a turn bet if you just call the flop checkraise, regardless of whether or not they raised the flop with a made hand or a draw. Against such an opponent, they are getting to the river anyway, and putting in bets on their own accord to do it, and the smooth call/raise the turn line charges them a bit more.

But only if you know he's following up with a turn bet almost all the time!