G0930
Captain Fathermucker, Satty Aficionado
Loyaler
From a mathematical point of view you're absolutely right , but how many times did we made the right decision only to get a bad Beat.This forum exists (mainly) for those whom take this game seriously, and want outside perspectives on their game for the sole purpose of improving.
I understand you got lucky and "saved money" but this is not the same as making the correct decision.
This would be like saying you should have folded Aces preflop everytime you ended up being outflopped by somebody. Or conversely, that when JJ hit a set on the river on my AA, I should have made the "correct decision" and folded the Aces preflop.
From a strategy perspective, folding Aces preflop in a cash game is a mistake!
The above bolded statement is for the actual students of the game in this 'Learning Poker' forum.
I know you're a skilled player and I certainly won't lecture you on that but let me say this...
Sometimes you need to listen to your guts.
Pros will confirm that.
And it looks like @kon44 had the right feeling multiple times.
I also would never fold AA preflop but there are situations where I wished I did...and so did you