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Message: [QUOTE="ScottishMatt, post: 2201256, member: 92892"] [B]No it is not.[/B] You are not playing against a single hand, you are playing against a range of hands. Just because you are ahead this one time doesn't mean you shouldn't be folding. If villain plays a bluff the same way he plays his value hands then you have no idea whether he is bluffing or valuebetting. The key is in knowing how often these players will be bluffing compared to how often they will be valuebetting and if it is heavily weighted towards the value end of their range, you can certainly find a fold. Folding a full house isn't that difficult. You can't just see poker in terms of hand strength. You have to see it in relative terms, and relative to the action, a FH might not always be good. It's not a tough laydown if you can deduce that you are beaten more often than not, to the extent that you don't have the correct price to call. [/QUOTE]