Title: Advice on play(Beginner) Post by: timberman on January 12, 2008, 09:47:12 PM newish to this just after some advice
Should I be playing suited connectors and hands like 5 7 off etc etc in lateish position if there have been 2/3 limpers into the pot. No 1 - Is that ok play? No 2 - Should i also play those sort of hands from a late position if every one has folded in front of me, how about 2 a raise? any advice or tips much appreciated, as I am looking to develop my play now from just waiting for premium hands. Title: Re: Advice on play(Beginner) Post by: boldie on January 12, 2008, 10:04:10 PM Ah..suited connectors. Good question, very important indeed.
Question 1; Yes..always a good idea. Question 2; Depends on who raises. I sometimes call a raise with them (if I can afford it and if the oppo can be outplayed if I miss/will pay me off if I hit..actually in that case I call all the time) Also feel free to raise with the from latish position. Suited connectors are beautiful little things. Title: Re: Advice on play(Beginner) Post by: Ironside on January 12, 2008, 10:53:52 PM unless there is deep stacks in releation to the blinds its not worth calling raises with them but limping in unraised pots is fine if there is a deep stacks out there so you can get paid if you hit
but if there is no one in the pot it is worth raising with them Title: Re: Advice on play(Beginner) Post by: timberman on January 12, 2008, 11:48:16 PM ok cheers guys I will start giving it a go, and I will post one or two of the more memorable hands on here so people can show me where I went right or wrong.
Title: Re: Advice on play(Beginner) Post by: jezza777 on January 13, 2008, 01:31:03 AM Limping is fine if you like that sort of thing , but in lateish position why not try raising with them? It adds disguise to your hand and enables you to control the destiny of the pot better.
Title: Re: Advice on play(Beginner) Post by: ACE2M on January 13, 2008, 01:49:02 AM early doors is the time for suited connectoers, they lose value at the business end.
generally look for multiway pots to give yourself a better chance of finding someone to pay you off should you hit gold. if you have a big stack they still have a lot of value around middle/bubble time. but be disciplined with them, hittin top pair with 78 is still just a pair of eights without much power facing big action. Title: Re: Advice on play(Beginner) Post by: boldie on January 13, 2008, 02:59:46 PM ok cheers guys I will start giving it a go, and I will post one or two of the more memorable hands on here so people can show me where I went right or wrong. that's the best thing to do. |