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[QUOTE="gustav197poker, post: 6209650, member: 393841"]
This may sound a bit simplistic, but from experience I can tell that ridiculous preflop min raises generally mean combinations of type Axs and low pockets like 22-66. Which would indicate that this villain probably flopped his set on the flop and is now betting on pure value in my opinion. Against these opponents you can make exploitative folds, for example fold on the flop when we have no relevant blockers. In this case we can call on the flop against this opponent with hands like K8s, because we block combinations like AK and A8, which are hands that a passive V could play in this way preflop.
I would not recommend folding preflop because that would be over folding, although when you can recognize these types of players well, I will say that sometimes the best weapon against a pointless action is to perform another pointless action.
The second hand is a bit similar to the first.  But you have a better combination to make it 4-bet preflop and then bet on the flop.  But to do this, first it is better to know if it is possible to knock down your opponent preflop. As played here the fold is correct.
Greetings.
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