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About LinkBacksjust curious as to know when u guys would play suited connectors above 5 6
(this is in ring games for nlhe).. so hands like 67s, 87s, 98s etc... do u ever raise with them? limp in? what position do u play them in?? would u call raises with them?? etc...
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Thread: When to play suited connectors?
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11-13-2005 #1Poker Professional
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When to play suited connectors?
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11-13-2005 #2River Rat
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best played in the late position for as little as possible...played early your likely to be raised, and then have to fold or call...i would call a raise with them if a) 2 or more other ppl had also called the raise, or b) if you don't think the raiser has that strong a hand (i.e. player always raising, or probable positional raise - blind steal attempt)...
i would only raise with them if i wasn't expecting to get called...
best folded on flop unless you get a good draw or two pair, although it depends on what you think your oppoent has...9/10s isn't that far behind A/K (about 60/40)I love him who is ashamed when the dice fall in his favour and who then asks: Am I then a cheat? for he wants to perish.
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11-13-2005 #3Check Raiser
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There is a simular post from just yesterday or the day before - checkout
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11-14-2005 #4River Rat
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If there has been no callers before me, I like doing a small raise pre-flop with suited connectors. Usally it makes players put you on stronger cards which usally allows you either to semi-buff the pot on the flop or at least get a free draw card.
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11-14-2005 #5Chaser
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I usually play suited connectors like 67s and 89s when there are a lot of players and it is cheap. 910s and i will sometimes play when there is a raise in front of me but I usually stick to only playing it with lots of players and a cheap price to see the flop.
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11-14-2005 #6PokerForums God
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when the stacks are large the table is passive and price of entry is cheap.
you don't need limpers to make them profitable in NL.
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11-14-2005 #7Fish
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in late position as previously stated. also, if everyone before you is just limping, consider raising it up a bit if you think the table will bear it without losing anyone. might buy you a free card if you flop 4 to the flush / straight etc.
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