Postflop calling the turn raise with a weak hand. In no limit holdem, if you get raised on the turn and you have one pair, it is rarely good. Say you raise with a hand like AK and hit your Ace or King on the flop. The opponent raises you on the turn. That’s a sign something is up. He most likely has you beat. One pair doesn’t do well in situations like this.
Calling draws with no odds. Drawing hands, to be played correctly, require money. You need to be able to invest some money at a certain rate (percentage) and get back enough to cover that.
One thing I would say here is to be close to the odds, but not exact. What I mean by that is it is correct to continue calling for draws if you almost have the odds. It’s incorrect to assume you know the exact odds of winning.
Sometimes the opponent will have redraw possibilities and sometimes you’ll have more outs than you know. Get close to the price you need to draw and that will be fine. Folding when you are a chip short is wrong.
