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Message: [QUOTE="mrmood6007, post: 1694837, member: 45948"] I would argue that you should be a little bit more modest in terms of where you think you are in a hand. If it was true that you knew exactly where your opponent stood 90% of the time, it doesn't really matter when they hit two pair or the set, because you know exactly where you stand and should make the lay down. Don't assume that you know where you are in every hand, because often at these lower stakes you have no idea what your opponents range is. Sometimes, they are willing to play complete crap and at other times they have the nuts. In order to really learn and get better, I suggest you learn from a lot of the successful players at this forum who will help you take your game to the next level. Good luck! [/QUOTE]