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Message: [QUOTE="NootNoot, post: 6882955, member: 1031651"] It doesn't apply to me, I can only speak about that. It could still be true in general. My worst decisions are quick decisions when I don't take the time to think about things, and I sometimes make very stupid plays. I remember a hand I played 2 days ago where I don't even know why I called in. Before I knew it I quickly clicked that mouse button and it was idiotic. I was playing a cash game in a 4-bet pot with Ah Kh, effective stacks around 325BB. Flop was 266, one heart. I bet 1/3rd pot out of position, it was called. Turn 8h, giving me the nut flush draw. I bet 1/3rd pot again and my opponent moved all-in. I didn't have the odds to call to hit the flush and I called anyway very quickly without even thinking. I did it almost instantly. Dumb! I did hit the flush on the river but lost anyway as opponent had 88 and a full house. I wouldn't normally think they'd have any 2 or 6, or even an 8 in a 4 bet pot although we were deep-stacked so it makes a difference and they can here. The 88 did surprise me a little but not too much. Even so I was behind to AA, KK, QQ, JJ, 10 10 which would be a big part of their range and I wasn't getting the odds to make the call. I don't really beat any bluffs apart from AQ suited and I was blocking the Ah Qh flush draw as I had Ah Kh myself so it's a negative blocker. The only hope was perhaps some tied pot if villain was taking a big punt and jamming AK of their own. If I took some time to think about it I'd have folded. It took less than second to call for some reason. The only consolation is that I know how wrong this was, and that I can fix similar errors in the future by thinking things through. [/QUOTE]

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