Re: 2/3 pot, fold to a raise - getting pushed off hands
if your opponent is calling station, you should probably bet more to gain more value.
however, if I'm taking the pot down on the flop alot with continuation bets and raising a very wide range of hands preflop where more often than not I don't have TPTK or overpair on the flop, then 2/3 pot becomes more desirable as I don't lose as much the times that I get called and the times that my opponents don't have a hand, they are folding to a 2/3 pot bet as much as they fold to a pot sized bet.
and I'm not sure the standard is autofold to a raise. In general though, the more uncoordinated the flop and the more passive the opponent, the more you should fold to a raise.
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