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Thanks for joining me today part two
of our series on pseudo connectors. Yesterday,

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if you missed, it was a
pseudo connector primer. Today we're gonna

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be talking about some pseudo connector basics. Like I said yesterday, there'll be

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some overlap. Hopefully you'll hear some
new stuff as well. There's only so

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many different directions and angles you can
take on pseudo connectors without doing deep dives,

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and I just can't really do deep
dives here on the podcast. Very

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difficult to do. Of course,
we do deep dives over on the patren

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Limit Cashgames dot Com. We'll talk
more about that at the end of the

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pod. And shall we Let's jump
into suit and connector basics today. So

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I'm gonna have a few talking points
today and we will try to work through

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them efficiently and quickly. Some of
the stuff we talked about yesterday, we'll

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try to maybe talk about it differently
today or expound on it today. We'll

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see how it goes. Number One, when you're playing suited connectorditional awareness is

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just key. Like positional awareness is
key all the time, Like if you

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don't understand the importance of position and
poker. It's something I highly recommend that

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you do some studying on so that
you have a better understanding of it.

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Understanding positional awareness at the table will
greatly improve your bottom line to make you

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a much better poker player. But
this is never more important than it is

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with pseudo connectors. So for the
most part, you want to always be

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playing suited connectors in later positions.
Now, I know people say, well,

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you need to have them in your
raising range from no no in this

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position or that position. Yep,
maybe with some frequency. I guess it's

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okay raise student connectors under the gun. But I'm going to tell you right

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now, you try playing pseuded connectors
under the gun and see how hard it

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is to make them profitable. So
there's this theory which I guess is maybe

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more than the theory. I don't
know, but there's this theory that you're

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kind of looking to break even with
pseudo connectors, and then what you gain

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from them in terms of people paying
you off when you have better hands because

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they know you're capable or having hands
light this actually makes your other hands more

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profitable. I don't know if one
hundred percent agree with that. Maybe at

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some of the higher stakes against much
better players, that may be true.

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At lower stakes, I would say
pseudo connectors absolutely profitable hands, but they

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got to be played correctly, and
position awareness is hugely key, like just

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play them a ton right, a
ton from the button, or even cut

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off right later positions. It's important
to have much as much information as possible

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for you make your move. And
so the thing about suit of connectors,

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if you only win with them when
you hit right, well you're just not

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gonna hit every time. But if
you can add some wins and when you

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didn't hit, you're going to increase
the profitability of playing them. And how

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do you most easily add wins with
p sudo connectors when you don't hit,

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that's have position on your opponents,
because then you have perfect information about what

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their hand is, how strong it
is, what they're doing, and so

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you'll just pick up pots uncontested.
Sometimes when you didn't flop anything, no

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hand, no draw it of nothing, you just get to do a little

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thing called bluffs. And I'm not
a proponent of a ton of bluffing at

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low stakes, certainly is the time
and a place for it, and having

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position is the place number two suit
of connector basics today is you need to

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have an understanding of pod odds.
Be aware of the pod odds. Pseudo

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connectors they have high implyed odds,
but implytids don't matter. If you don't

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have deep enough stacks, right,
the cost you hey isn't justified by the

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potential payout, then you just need
to fold. Now. People ask me

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all the time for rules, like
what's the rule, what's the rule?

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What's the rule? Like, there's
the long standing rule about set mining being

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ten to one. I don't necessarily
agree with that. I think it needs

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to be more than ten to one
unless you are specifically in position so that

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you can win with your pocket five
sometimes without flopping a set. I guess

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the same. You know, general
concept applies to pseudo connectors, like if

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you're in position, like if you're
getting fifteen to one in odds, I

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mean, I think that's fine.
So what does that mean? Well,

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that means if you're putting ten dollars
in the poet, you need to have

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one hundred and fifty dollars stacks,
right. If you're putting twenty dollars in

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the pot, then you need to
have three hundred dollars stacks, so you

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know, this is a good starting
point, but out of position needs be

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even deeper. You need to be
getting twenty to one right, twenty to

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one or something, because it's going
to be so hard to win when you

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do wind up stacking somebody. The
more you stack them for compensates for all

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those other times that you lose or
break even or miss or even worse,

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get reverse implied addit and they have
a higher flush or something like that.

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So you need to be deep.
Stacks need to be deep. You don't

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need to be in here, you
know without proper implied odds and stack sizes

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are a huge part of that.
Number three on the list today is being

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aware of player tendencies like I see
people try to take this formulaic approach to

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sudit connector. As a matter of
fact, I had a discussion with the

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guy he's probably been two weeks or
three weeks ago now where he's talking about

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he's always He's like, I always
raised your three bet with a suite connector,

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so I'm gonna play him. I'm
always raising them or three betting them.

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Well, I mean that's I mean
that's okay, provided that every time

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you raise your three bet you just
coincidentally have a good opponent for that who

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has who has you know raised you
or you know who you're calling or whatever

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those type situations. But I would
say primarily with three bets, right,

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if you're gonna be three betting,
and this is just where it comes in

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hugely opponent like, you need to
know who your opponent is, right,

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So Suda connector's fair way better against
opponents who will pay you off when they

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have pocket aces or top pair of
top kicker, et cetera. When you

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hit your hand, the best players
in the game can make folds and get

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away from hands like that. So
if you're in there thinking you got imply

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to odds against a pretty good player
and so you don't need you know that

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much implied odds stacks eye and stuff
like that, I mean I would say

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that you're wrong because they're going to
get away a lot more. On the

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other hand, if you understand who
your opponent is, and he's this knit

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who once he gets aces, he's
probably just gonna stack off with them on

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the flop or the turn or whatever. I mean, this is a great

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opponent to get in there with the
six five suited or whatever, absolutely amazing

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opponents for that. That's just for
playing the hands now, deciding whether the

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three bat or not. Like if
one of these knitty knitty players who you

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know, they're just raising aces or
kings and stuff like that, and you

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pick up, you know, just
the eight seven suited on the button and

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you're thinking about three bet, I
wouldn't three bat that player. I mean,

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they're super strong, probably just gonna
come over the top of you.

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And there goes your implied odds.
You have to fold or worse, you

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decide to just call anyway, and
now you don't have the implied odds and

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you can never make it profitable no
matter what. This puts you in a

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weird spot. So just you know, know your player, know who the

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players are that you're targeting and that
you're planning on getting into the hand with,

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and let that guide you as to
how you act when you Pseuded connectors

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as important for understanding player tendencies understanding
board texture, right, so postflop you

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really need to have some kind of
decent understanding of board textures, especially how

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it relates to pseudo connectors. So
just remember when you're playing pseuded connectors.

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You're in there trying to make some
straight trying to make some flushes. You

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want to flop a combo draw,
maybe flop two pair. So always be

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evaluating how well the board matches up
with your objectives. Don't forget what your

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objectives are, right. Don't pile
money in the plot because you flop third

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pair and you can't get away from
it. I see people lose money with

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pseudo connectors all the time because they
flopped second pair or something. They have

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no redraw, they flopped second pair
with no flush draw, no straight draw,

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not even a back door, and
they're just in there stacking off because

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they don't think their opponent can have
much anything. Meanwhile, their opponent has

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kings. You know, that's not
why you're in there with the pseuded connectors.

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You're in there to make big hands
of big draws and get paid and

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never lose sight of that. Get
away from your hand when that doesn't at

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align with what your goals are.
Number five on the list today. Post

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flop aggression. Don't be overly aggressive
post flop if you miss. If you

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got the betting lead pre flop,
and you can continuation bet on favorable flops

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for your range. That makes sense, right, pretty easy to do that,

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as you would do with a wide
variety of other hands as well.

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So it's kind of like you know, range bets. Favorle is providing a

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super multi way either like your head's
up or what I call low states heads

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up, which is you and two
other players. You know you can if

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you have eight seven suited, you
can sure continuation bet on you know,

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ace king five when you're the pre
flop progressor and evaluate turns and rivers.

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But you also can be aggressive when
you barrel really strong turns and combo draws

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as well. So this is another
you know, way to be a really

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aggressive post flop with pseud of connectors. This is kind of what they're built

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for. It's dream spots, and
it's better to let the hand go if

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you just don't flop big hands or
draws. You know, I'd say,

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even if the board is unfavorable for
your opponents, sometimes maybe just better let

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it go. There's certainly times you
can get in there and try to get

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folds. I say, primarily heads
up probably the way to do that,

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but you know, post flop progression
when it's warranted. But super passivity and

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folding when it's not and you need
to be able to distinguish between the two

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or elseudo connectors is going to cost
you a ton of money. Number six

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is handreading, specifically trying to put
your opponents on a range of hands that

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will help you understand how to proceed. It's going to help you evaluate whether

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your flush or straight is likely the
best hand if you hit. I see

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a lot of times people don't understand
that their opponents just have a lot of

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full houses, like a lot of
full houses, and they're trying to hit

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us straight, or they don't understand
when their opponents have hands that could definitely

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be nutted with straits, and you
know, maybe it's going to be difficult

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to hit the flush. And the
times it comes into too few, I

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would say more importantly trying to hit
the straight when a lot of your routes

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are dirty. Right hand reading understanding
sports. There's a lot of understanding the

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board as well, but for sure
hand reading, like you need to be

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able to understand what kind of range
your opponent has. Like too many times

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I see when people get over flushed
in the hand because they were oblivious to

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the fact that better flushes existed,
and this comes from paying attention being able

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to range opponents. Well, this
is a skill that develops over time,

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but there's certainly ways you can start
getting better at it immediately, and that's

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paying attention to action and bet sizing
pre flop and on flops in across the

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other streets where it matters, right, So being aggressive pre flop and postflop

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on favorable boards will help you get
better flush draws to fold for example.

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This is one of time to talk
about aggressive aggression, but you also need

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to have some decent handreading skills and
know when your beat or know when you're

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drawing nearly dead, and knowing when
it's just not a favorable time for you

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to continue, because God, I
see people losing with suit of conactors so

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many times when they don't need to. Uh. We talked about suit of

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connectors as a basic concept for balance, balancing and range. I don't want

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to say a lot more about that. I think covered quite a bit yesterday

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and we've talked about it some today. But you know, uh, you

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don't want your range to be predictable
to opponents, like you don't want to

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start being perceived as the tight guy
that just always has the nuts, like

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they need to understand that you'll be
in there with some other hands and balance.

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Balancing your range with suited connectors is
good from that, but you want

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to do it in a smart way, right, not in there with every

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position or every suit and connector.
But you know, lad positions, adam

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to your raising range, adam in
with some three bets and stuff, and

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you know, to kind of temper
out the tiers you range. You still

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want to get too crazy with it, and people see that you're in there

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with a variety of hands other than
what here is. He's got aces or

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kings or as king or queens again, and it will help you get paid

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more when you have monster hens for
sure. Just to touch on a little

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bit from playing from them early because
I stin't think you should play suited connectors

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very much early, but one of
the tricks to make sure you don't play

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them too much. But maybe you
can play them some like under the gun

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one for example. One of the
good things you can do have a favorite

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suit, have a favorite suit or
what I call my aggressive suit. So

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for me, my aggressive suit of
spades almost always. Sometimes I'll change it

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up, but if your aggressive suit
of spades, and you get a suited

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connector under the gun one and it's
you know, seven six of hearts.

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He's folded seven six of diamonds.
You've folded six seven six of clubs.

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You folded, but you pick up
seven six spades. It is now our

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aggressive suit, which means we're now
raising with to connectors twenty five percent of

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the time that we have them early, which greatly limits, you know,

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how much exposure we have with them
from bad positions. Last, we're gonna

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talk about bluffing us Suit connectors is
bluffing tools based on board texture and stuff,

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mainly when you have position. And
we talked about this a little bit

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earlier, but pseudo connectors become so
much more profitable when you're a positioned and

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this is why I advocate almost exclusively
playing them when you're going to be in

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position, because when you're out of
position, you're really kind of limited to

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just hitting a hand, and it's
really hard to hit a hand. It's

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really hard to hit a big draw
in position. You know, Bluffing is

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kind of your backup plan. It
allows you to win more often without having

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to hit a straight or a flush
or a combo draw or a straight flush

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whatever stuff will like a flop.
For example, let's say you flop a

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straight or flush draw and you're in
a position when you had to call the

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flop and stuff to raise it.
So for whatever reason, let's just say

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this is an example of bluffing.
This is just one instance, one instance.

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I have a lot of different opportunities, but you're just gonna throw this

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one out here because they jotted it
down for whatever reason. You're you're it's

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in this position where you have to
call flop with it like a gut shot

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for example, right, and maybe
it's you have two overs in a gut

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shot, so which is probably one
of your better gut shots. Now,

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if your opponent's range is rather condensed, the two overs don't matter because you're

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two overs probably still worthless. But
say you find yourself in this position and

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you just call flop or whatever,
and then on the turn either the middle

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card or bottom guard pairs, and
maybe you gather from your opponent's bet sizing

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on the flop now that maybe they're
not all that nutted. Maybe you know

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they have a much more limited range
of hands that are good. I mean,

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this might be a good time to
either if they checked, you bluff

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as a bet because as a prep
caller you could sure have middle pair or

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bottom pair and now have tripped up
on the turn, or if they bet,

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depending on how big the size of
the bed is, etc. You

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may want to put in a three
bet or a raise because then again,

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a lot of times if their range
is more capped than not, you will

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affect some folds, and the times
when you don't get folds, you still

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have the outs that you had already, which isn't a ton, but at

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least it's something. So bluffing is
a part of playing suited connectors, but

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it's not a huge part, but
it is a small part that adds to

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the profitability of pseudo connectors. We're
gonna wrap up this episode here on pseudo

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Connector basics. I hope you've heard
some tidbits of information or some things that

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maybe have ever thought about before.
It's by no means exhaustive in nature.

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We definitely didn't get down in the
minutia. I mean I could probably do.

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I could probably do ten one hour
long videos on playing suited connectors and

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still not get as deep in the
weeds as would be necessary to really try

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to help somebody master them. But
we've given you like what I call launching

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points. Right, So I remember
a lot of time on a plane and

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this thing will go off in my
head or somebody say something, we go,

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well, I never thought about it
that way, and some of go

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off your head and you start thinking
about it, developing it, exploring it,

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and they saying, you know,
you're learning to get better and applying

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new concepts. So hopefully you come
away with something like that from this episode

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as well as yesterday's episode. If
you missed it, I invite you to

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go back. And just lastly,
I'm just gonna take a brief moment.

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to wrap up this suited Connector series
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Connectors, and hope you will join
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