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Message: [QUOTE="Shumkoolie, post: 6001892, member: 64267"] I agree with the first sentence (PS - Like the name too, LOL). rhinoji, you will flop big hands MANY times and extract no value from your opponents, because, like Evan said, you need someone to have a strong enough hand to come along to pay you off. Also, you cannot be afraid of letting your opponents catch up (even if they outdraw you ultimately). To be successful in poker, you have to be able to win with less that the nuts, because if you're only ever winning with the nuts, you're probably not going to be a long-term winning player. Also, maybe game selection is something to give thought too. If you find you're scared of getting outdrawn, maybe you are playing in games where the money is too meaningful for you. Move down in stakes, if it helps you to feel more comfortable and you will notice a big difference in your decision making. Best of luck at the tables. [/QUOTE]