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Message: [QUOTE="duderino89, post: 6254898, member: 384797"] Well after a break i am now back on the grind. And pot odds and calculating the ev vs villains range and seeing if i get the right price to make a call has allways been in my book. My only issue that i face right now is how to proceed in certain flop spots. If i face action where i flop some equity in the form of a straight/flush draws with some overcards or combo draws like a gutshot and flushdraw pair and flushdraw. I mostly get into a position where i think i am forced to get it in on the flop. E.g. i have opened 8d7d on the cutcoff, BB defends flop comes Kd6dTs and after playing a c-bet i am faced with a x/r where i do have the right odds to call - but when looking at the stack to pot ratio i realize that most likely i will be facing a turn overpot all-in where i sometimes don't have the right odds to call if the turn comes a blank. There can be plenty of different spots with the same concept, so here is my question. If i have the right odds to make a call on the flop with my equity but know that if i brick out on the turn and can't get to the river because of bad turn pot-odds it how do i proceed in spots like those? do i still call the flop or do i just take half of my equity knowing that i will be only seeing 1 cards when playing a kind of draw hand with no current showdown. [/QUOTE]