In all poker books, they talk about pot odds and comparing them to the equity of a hand. But in real gameplay, the pot odds often aren't sufficient for a call. For example, I have a straight draw (17% chance of improvement), but opponents usually bet at least 33% of the pot, if not more. Following the logic of pot odds, it seems like you should almost always fold a straight draw. But that doesn't seem quite right to me))
So here's my questio