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[QUOTE="Weregoat, post: 1379822, member: 62741"]
Folding big PP preflop can be a tough decision - you have to look at player stats and think chip stacks and everything, not just your cards.  If I've 100 hands of history on an opponent from this table and he's super tight I have to give him credit for a hand here.  Easy to lay down QQ.
 
One thing about when you are deep stacked in cash games, is if the raises are pot appropriate you can always call.  Worst case scenario an A comes, but so does your set card, and it's set over set.  Best case scenario your set cards comes and you're good.  Somewhere in between?  An A comes and you know you're beat and can fold.
 
Folding preflop isn't always easy to do.  If anybody has the hand where Doyle folds QQ to KK on the a flop that QQ would be golden . . . I like to think of that as an excellent play, and hope I can at some point in my table life make the same good read and have the discipline to lay it down, instead of 6 betting all-in pre as I'd probably do.
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