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[QUOTE="LukeSilver, post: 2291070, member: 59099"]
I assume you are playing cash not sit and goes or tournaments.

before I go on I would like to establish there is no set way to play cash some of the best cash game players in the world have very wide ranges Tom Dwan is famous for this. I have noticed as I have worked more on my game I have been able to play a wider range.

the fact is though by the sounds of it you are doing things wrong. I have laid down over pairs before and been right I am not asking for a medal for that its not really so exceptional im still beating myself up today for calling of with kk on a QJ6 flop. one of them had the set the other AA.

you need to be honest with yourself are you able to sense when your beat are you likely to pick up if they have a bigger flush then you? if not you shouldn't be playing small suited hands its simple as Tom Dwan can play as wide as he does because he can read his opponents well and get away from nasty spots.

if your not able to do this I suggest keeping to a tight range, you wouldn't be frustrated or needing to ask if you were able to make these sought of lay downs and understand the game.
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