AKs.I was just wanting to know what suited connectors have the best chance of connecting to the board the best. Which one would be the best to play? 67s,57s, or47s.
I know the basis if playing suited connectors I was just wandering if one of them had more potential to flop than the other.
57s and 47s are still suited connectors just like 79o and 2Js are connectors. Connectors are any thing that you can use both cards to complete a draw.
The reason for playing AKs is not primarely to connect to a streight They have the strength to hit a flush, a streight but different from other suited connectors is that they give us the possibility to hit TPTK and this will happen quited often.Wouldn't 10Js be better than AKs in terms of connecting a straight? There are many, many more flops that give us a straight than with AK.
That was a long time ago when Doyle or T.J. Cloutier were never willing to shove without seeing the flop. Game has changed since those days.Doyle Brunson said he prefers low suited connectors instead of high ones becuase opponents aren't likely to put him on two low cards. With high suited connectors you are more likely to run into trouble when you make two pair giving somebody a straight draw and if you get a straight draw there's likely to be somebody with top pair trying to raise you out of the pot.
That was a long time ago when Doyle or T.J. Cloutier were never willing to shove without seeing the flop. Game has changed since those days.Doyle Brunson said he prefers low suited connectors instead of high ones becuase opponents aren't likely to put him on two low cards. With high suited connectors you are more likely to run into trouble when you make two pair giving somebody a straight draw and if you get a straight draw there's likely to be somebody with top pair trying to raise you out of the pot.
lmao I stopped reading after seeing this as you have no clue and need to read up on terminology before you start playing/posting again.57s and 47s are still suited connectors just like 79o and 2Js are connectors. Connectors are any thing that you can use both cards to complete a draw.
I think his main concern has to be learning the terminology in poker. He does not know what a suited connector is in the first place.^Right swing, but I was just referring only to the connectedness and stuff, which I believe is the main concern in the OP.