Do you use the all-in cash out function?

[blueskies]

Just cost myself by not cashing out. This was my only pre-river all in showdown today.

I raise UTG with TsTh. SB 3bets me. I call. Flop is Tc9c8s. He cbets big. I put him on a big PP and shove. He calls with KcKd.

I have roughly 85% equity, I should have just taken the cash out. But I clicked reject cash out before thinking or I would have remembered that I am actually on a bad run the last few days. Didn't really play many big pots today, so I forgot.

Turn J river Q.

I stopped playing right after. Can't really blame luck on this one. I was just careless. Need to take the cash out until luck turns around.

 

[fundiver199]

Need to take the cash out until luck turns around.

There is no such thing as "luck turns around". Each hand is independent from the last one. If you have plenty of bankroll for the games, you play, the best decision is to never use cash-out and save the 1% fee

 

[blueskies]

Haven't played much the last few days. My only pre-river all in during this time: QQ vs. AT (maniac type). He opened to 3.5 BB I threebet to 15 BB from btn. He called.

995 flop he donk bets pot. I shove he calls.

At this point I have 88% equity. This time I remembered my lesson from the last all in that I screwed up by not taking the cash out. I took it.

Turn is a T, and river an A.

Fist pump.

When luck goes bad for me it really goes bad. The cash out option saved my a$$ again.

 

[Comboss599]

I use it only if i'm sure that i will loose. If there's a small chance that i will win i resume a game.