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Message: [QUOTE="canbora, post: 6902791, member: 9538"] I imagine you're going to hear multiple schools of thought on this. And it's funny because I'm doing a training session right now with a GTO solver and they want you to just roll over if you don't have the cards. I literally just had a situation where there was a min raise, two other people called it, and I was in the big blind with ace four suited. I obviously elected to call and it says that was wrong. It did this several more times with several other hands like for instance 10/8 suited. 10/8 suited is strong enough that if the action folds to you you can raise in the hijack with that if you elect. Definitely by the cutoff. But I can't call one bet to win 7?? Lol wtf? But if you were to ask me what I think. Yeah call every single time. I've played enough and I've made it a lot enough mistakes and seeing enough things happen that I've made a promise to myself that if I ever get odds the call, and I have the chips, I'm making the call. So obviously if I'm in the late stages of an MTT and I don't have the chips then I'll fold. But as long as the chips are there, and most especially in a cash game. If I get odds I'm calling. The only thing is you need to play smart. Because there's a lot more opportunities for other people to hit monsters. So be careful if you only hit mildly. In these situations were looking to either have checked Downs or low bets for our mild to moderate hits like pairs... Or we're looking to hit an absolute monster and take everybody down. No in between. Don't be like donk betting on a pair of eights or a pair of tens with a weak kicker when there's like three or four or five other people in the pot. We have showdown value with our top or middle pair. I'm curious to hear what others have to say. [/QUOTE]

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