As played, villain has a ton of queens and tens in his range and I'm folding. Villain is setting up for a pot jam on the river that we cannot call, meaning anything other than a fold is bad. There's a small chance he's bluffing the scare card and testing you given your weak-looking turn bet % relative to your flop bet, but he has 2 pair or better more often than not.
I think checking back the turn is better. We control the pot with a fairly weak holding but with some showdown value. We can also potentially extract some value from villains with KQ and we can get some good information on our opponent's tendencies.
FWIW, I'm not convinced auto cbetting this flop achieves anything - we aren't betting for value and we're unlikely to get a better hand to fold on this flop texture, yet there are plenty of turn cards that help us.
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