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Message: [QUOTE="Ovuvuevuevue, post: 4751031, member: 352625"] You're right that without detailed information then no one can give the "correct" answer on what you should do with a given hand. The thing is that poker is not a solved game by any means. There is no "correct" or optimal answer and there never will be because of what you say: there are so many possibilities and situations that the game cannot be as simple as Tic Tac Toe for example. What players do is approximate what they think is the best answer in the given situation with all these circumstances in play. This is the quintessence of a great poker player: the ability to recognize, analyze and make the correct decisions based on all these small and large factors at a given moment. So what we can learn from posting hands and seeking feedback is adjust our mistakes for future reference so that we can improve and plug our leaks. [/QUOTE]