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Message: [QUOTE="Dani_California, post: 5533154, member: 240595"] I have similar thoughts as you. I don't really see the point of cashing out when being behind because that basically means that you are willingly losing without a fight. Luck is part of the game and anything can happen so I would never surrender in that situation. The system is very clever though and I understand why some people seem to think it's a good idea to cash out, but I beg to differ. I'm also wondering why some players cash out totally useless amount. I've seen players cashing out something like $2.50 when they have first gone all-in with $20. I mean why would anyone hold on to that small amount and give up the chance to double that $20 at the same with a little luck? I really don't get it. I once decided that I would never cash out, no matter what situation, but there's one hand that made me regret that I didn't do that. I had Aces and two players went all-in preflop before me with full stacks. I have probably never called as fast with a big grin on my face to find out that I was against KK and JJ. Before I knew it, I so confidently clicked "No thanks" (or whatever the official button says) and realized I made a huge mistake. J on the flop and that was it. I clearly should've cashed out because I would've still doubled my stack even though I would've given up my chance to triple it. Greed got the best of me then. But yeah, I would probably do the same as you now and cash out when my winning probability is very high or I'm against multiple opponents. Still, never when being behind. [/QUOTE]

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