Do you ever play a 2 3 off suite?

[Superdad6]

I have played 2 3 from the BB and once hit a boat on the flop. Needless to say someone got stacked on that hand. In general if I have a large stack and can afford it I like to play small suited connectors from late position against an early position raiser. Why? Because I know that they have a big hand and if I can hit my flop I will be able to get a substantial portion of their chips.

 

[SavagePenguin]

also i want to ask an other question, what is that program in the upper picture and what does those numbers mean about your oppenents ?

I'm using PokerTracker 2. Those stats are the HUD (Heads Up Display).
The blue number to the right of the name is how many hands the data is based on.
VP = Volunarily Put $ Into Pot percentage. (How often they raise or call pre-flop)
PR = Pre-flop Raise percentage. (How often they raise pre-flop)
AF = Aggression Factor. (The higher this number, the more they bet. The more they bet, the more likely they are to be bluffing)

I only have a general idea as to how to use those stats in limit (I'm a NL player), but I had the HUD up because it will observe the hand history and show me what each player had if they mucked at showdown. That way I don't have to dig though the hand history to see what they were chasing with.

 

[plane10]

On mine with 2 3 it is not necessary to play. The chance to win is minimum. But if at you to turn out the combination, it is possible to win much

 

[jtberrym]

only if

i am in bb and everyonbe limped....its a crappy hand really...so many things that can beat it.....you are hoping for a low str8 or two pair or even harder flopping a set.....just not a great play...to raise with this hand unless you are sure you can bluff some players at your table easily.

 

[Syfted]

The last thing you want to do is fall into an identifiable pattern at the table. Play your deuce trey if you've been playing tight.