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Message: [QUOTE="Drivembig, post: 1728487, member: 80464"] I think you just have to consider pot odds and card odds here. You have to think that you only have about 3 outs here if you are behind after your turn over your cards. If your up against AA then you have to have to have least 2 of the 3 kings to win. If your up against KK then you have to have at least 1 of the 3 aces left to win. Anything else that your opponent flips over increases your outs. So just calculate your odds. For me I would fold to an all in unless I have a huge chip lead. Also, as mentioned above, it depends on the person going all-in. If he has been playing pretty tight then you have to fold. If he has been playing pretty loose then you could probably call it pretty safe. Although, I just don't know if I would risk my tournament life on it. Keep track on how the cards are playing and how your opponent is playing and make your decision from there. You wont always play it the same every time. [/QUOTE]