[ama0330]

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I think I'm a lot better than most at playing OOP and handling the very thin situations that arise. I'm good at getting away early if I can see that the hand is headed for trouble.

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Could you give an example of these situations (a hand history if possible)?

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For example.. I raise JTs and get called on the button. Flop comes T84 2 tone, no flush for me, I lead to protect against the FD and he raises me. Well here many people will say (correctly) that you have the best hand so call/push, but in reality you are much more likely to be facing two more cards and much more betting, and actually your hand doesn't do too well against his range at the river so its much better to dump it. Where I just lose a PFR and standard cbet, others will lose half a stack getting outdrawn or just finding out they were toast on the flop anyway.