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Message: [QUOTE="x2486, post: 1593136, member: 72408"] In a cash game, yes, but in a tournament it might not be quite so easy a decision depending on the stack sizes, blinds, players left until the bubble, etc. For example, suppose you're in a tournament that is on the bubble and you're on the button with less than a big blind left, but there are two others in early positions with about the same chip count as you. Even if you know that villian just has a set, you're only about a 3:2 favorite and it is probably better to fold and hope that one of the other players busts out to put you in the money. Yes, this would be a rare situation, but my point is that there may be times when it's not an insta-call. I tend to think it's slow rolling only if the villain already knows he's won, but puts on a show to make hero think otherwise before revealing his hand. [/QUOTE]