in the case mentioned, I would probably fold to a turn raise - Opponent seems tight enough that he's not playing KQ. Even if he has AK does he cold call the $24 raise preflop, or re-raise? The cold call does suggest he's set hunting. BUT, the smalling betting could also mean he's got QQ, JJ and is trying to find out if you were overplaying a weaker hand - I think in either case we have to raise the flop bet. $6 screams weakness or monster, I think - SO, since he's a tight player by his stats I would raise his flop bet to $15...At that point if he calls or raises us, I might very well be looking to check fold - Looser players you have to pay off more, I think - but the stats do suggest he's tight....either way, I raise that flop bet...The only time I don't would be when i'm against the KJ guy who thinks he's got a monster and wait to pop him on the turn....

So it's more player dependent - If he raises the mini flop bet, he might have saved himself the turn and river calls...