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 Originally Posted by taipan168
Originally Posted by biondino
I also don't think OP's fold is an unforgiveable poker sin. Every chip you lose is worth more than the chip before it; the guy is surrounded by players who he feels will provide many more +EV opportunities over the next few hours which he's more likely to miss out on should he call this bet. It's a Mistake in the Sklansky sense, and it's a mistake in the practical sense, but it's only a smallish one and one for which OP doesn't deserve to be crucified.
Why is this? In a cash game doesn't chip EV = $ EV?
I think this refers to if you're on a limited bankroll. If my last 1$ in the world was in front of me and I was facing a very marginally +EV situation then I could pass on it given that a more +EV (or an equal EV but less marginal) situation would occur later on.
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