In hold'em, there is a fairly high chance of getting connectors preflop (15.7%), but for them to be suited - the percentage is not so great. In Texas hold'em, flopping a straight with connectors is 1.3%, and collecting a straight draw with the probability of strengthening it on the following streets is 10.5%. At the same time, with two suited cards, the chance of making a flush on the flop is 0.8%, and a flush draw is 11%.Since you can make both a straight and a flush with suited connectors, your chances of hitting a combination already on the flop increase. However, as with all streets, you will have more outs.At the same time, the chances of winning increase as the connectors approach the ace, it is easy to calculate this using a poker calculator.The positive point is the high playability of pocket pockets on the postflop. A plus is the good adaptability of suited connectors for multiway play.