Re: How much should you trust your reads?
Reads are important.
They obviously gain value against predictable players or players who have predictable patterns (i.e. too high bluffing frequencies and never adjusts, calling stations..these are obviously pretty simple examples)
Reads go up in value (for me at least, over a decent sample size)
Your post really sounds just like a bad beat post. By telling us the results I don't think we can really help you all that much. Also, I'm never 100% on what villain has, I think you made a mistake in going from a range on the flop which was probably quite accurate, to all of a sudden "100% he has the gutter". There's good chance that villain would play 76 on the turn the same way. Regardless, if by some means you were a 100% then its pretty obvious you need to fold the turn.
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