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Today, we're giving you a Suited
Connector primer, So we're doing a

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little primer on suited Connectors. You
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than a primer. Tomorrow we'll go
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an overview. There will be a
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some some new aspects of Suited Connectors. And then on the third day,

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we're gonna have these Suited Connector ten
Commandments, which is a list of ten

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rules and premises for playing Suited Connector
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that being said, let's jump right
into day one of talking suited connectors.

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Going to be a suited connector primer
for you. There'll be text that goes

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along with us down in the information
text section of the podcast if you care

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to review it. Basically, it's
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saying, but it's down there if
you want to review it. Here we

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go, introduction to suded connectors and
a primer what are suited connectors? Hopefully

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you know what this is, but
some of you may not know what it

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is. I know we have some
very very new players that message me from

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time to time. Basically, it's
two cards in sequential order that are of

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the same suit. For example,
seven of Hearts and six of Hearts.

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They're in sequential owner seven six and
they're in the same suit. They're both

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hearts. So there's a wide variety
of suited connectors. Worst suited connectors would

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be like three deuce suited right,
three hearts two hearts is not the best

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one. There's some really amazing suited
connectors like King Queen suited all the way

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up at the top end of the
ranking. But they're very powerful and so

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doesn't matter if they're big, middle, low, whatever. As long as

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they're sequential and they're suited, that's
a suited connector. So why are we

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talking about them? Why are suited
connectors so important? Well, they do

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a few things. They one,
they add some deception to your pre flopped

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raising ranges. They have playability across
multiple streets, they're easy to get away

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from when you miss, and they
can stack opponents with great imply dodds.

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I'm not to do too much of
a deep dive on this, but you

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know, if you're always just raising
with pocket aces and pocket kings and pocket

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queens and ace king and pocket tens, you've become pretty predictable. And while

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you shouldn't be in there just raising
with everything all the time, in certain

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spots where you can raise a hand
that can yield you some results like a

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suited connector and throw it in there
and people see that, hey, just

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not always raising with aces and kings. It'll help you get more When you

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have hands and make hands, people
be more apt to call you or pay

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you more than they would if you're
super super super nutted all the time.

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So that's one benefit that you can
play them across multiple streets and One of

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the great things about suited connectors is
a lot of the times, while you

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may not just flop a flush or
flop a straight, you will hit a

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flop that gives you a pair in
a flush draw, a pair and a

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back door straight draw, a gut
shot in a straight draw, a gut

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shot with a straight, and a
flushtraw. You know, just all kinds

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of different combinations of hands that will
allow you to continue to a turn.

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Whereas things like pocket fives, for
example, because people love playing like pocket

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threes, pocket force pocket fives because
you can hit a set and stack somebody.

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The problem with those it's kind of
hit or miss, you either hitting

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the flop or you don't. You
can't can't really play those across multiple streets,

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and suited connectors you can very easily
play them across multiple streets provided that

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you get the right flop. They're
easy to get away from. Now,

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not everybody can. I've seen a
lot of people that will flop bottom pair

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with a suited connector and she just
can't vold it for whatever reason. But

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if you're any in any kind of
way a reasonable thinking player, they're easy

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to get away from when they don't
have that much value, so you're not

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going to lose a ton with them. And then finally you can stack opponents

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when you have great imply to its. So stacks are really deep. You

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have somebody that gets married to their
pocket aces, you can stack them.

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You know, you can stack somebody
when you hit your straight and they have

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a set. I mean, it's
just a lot of different things that can

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happen that can cause you to stack
somebody. So what are the different ways

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to play suited connectors? How should
you approach them? Well, there's several

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ways, but I would say primarily
you should always be aggressive with suited connectors

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from late position, especially primarily late
positions. Avoid playing them early. You

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just get in a lot of trouble
when you try to play suited connectors under

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the gun very much. I'm not
saying you never can in the right game

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and the right setup, the right
set of circumstances. You know you could,

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but for the most part, you
just really want to be playing them

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in later positions. And you'd also
play them passively sometimes as well. So

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I would say primarily I like to
be aggressive with them, but sometimes you

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can play them passively. And I
would say mainly from the button, although

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you know, without getting too deep
into the weeds, there's other times that

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you could as well. So let's
talk about playing suit of connectors pre flop.

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Right, So we touched a little
bit on it. When you should

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When should you play suit of connectors
in pre flop scenario? Well, I

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like to mainly play them from late
positions and play them for a raise or

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a three bat. Now you can
do this as a raise over one or

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two limpers, you know. So
let's say you're in the cutoff or the

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button, and you know, under
the gun, one limps and Jack limps,

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and you're in the cutoff for the
button and you've got you know,

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seven six suited, come in for
a raise with it. Maybe you get

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blinds to raise, maybe get everybody
or fold, Maybe get everybody to fold,

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or maybe just get one caller,
maybe get two callers, and you

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have position. This is a pretty
good outcome for you any way, especially

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for your reasonable at playing post flop. You can also three bet with them,

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right, And I would say that
mainly when you're three betting them,

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you want to be three betting somebody
who can have a wider range, right.

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You don't want to be three betting
a knit who just only raises with

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aces and kings and Ace Queen or
Ace King rather, you know, three

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betting them is probably not the smartest
idea. But when you have somebody that's

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capable of raising you know Pocket sevens
and Jack tin suited, and you know

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Ace ten suited, and you know
King Jack very type holdings like that,

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you know, three betting them can
be very, very very profitable. The

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main thing is either way that you
go, using your position post flop when

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you're in position will help you win
a lot. So how should you play

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suited connectors against different types of opponents? I just alluded to this just a

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little bit. But let's say you're
on the button with seven hearts six of

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hearts, right, you got seven
six suited now versus a raise by a

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knit, you should just call.
If stacks are deep and you can get

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enough, imply odds right. Some
of these knits, man, they just

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can't let go of pocket ass.
They can't can't. They just can't let

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go of pocket kings. So if
you flop to pair, you flop pair

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and a flush straw, you flop
a straight. You flop a straight and

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a flush straw, you fly a
lot of equity. Perhaps you make it

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and get there on the turn.
It's just it's so hard from the fold.

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So if stacks are deep enough,
you can get a ton of imply

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to odds. So you don't want
to be three betting them pre because their

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range is so tight, so so
tight, that they're just going to come

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back over you one of the time. You're just gonna have to fold.

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So this is one instance when I
like just calling with our suited connectors.

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If you're playing a versus a reasonable
player, a thinking player, somebody has

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more of a standard or wider opening
range, you can three bet a lot

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in the spot when they open from
positions like lowjack, hijack, cutoff or

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whatever. Come in for a three
bet, you get a fair amount of

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folds, You get a fair amount
of just flat calls in. That's either

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one of these are good for you
because you have position and you should win

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more than your fair share of hands
if you're good at playing post flop versus

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a lag. So this is somebody's
just raising a ton of stuff, right,

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and they're raising coming over raises with
all kinds of stuff. You can

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mix calls or three bet. I
would say most importantly, you want deep

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stacks, right, you want some
imply to odds. I prefer three bets.

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You can certainly call them sometimes,
but I think three bet is almost

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always the way to go. Just
remember, the wider somebody's opening ranges,

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the more you can three bet them. So what are some common mistakes to

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avoid when you're playing pseudo connectors pre
flop? So there's a few I'd like

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to talk about always calling and going
super multi way. There's this old saying

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going back to way back when I
first started playing hold them in it's early

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two thousands about boy, pseudo connectors
are great because you don't mind playing super

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multi way with them. Well,
so it's a little bit misleading. You

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don't mind playing super multi way with
them. But as with all hands,

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they play way better when your head's
up, or way better when you're three

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ways or whatever, then they do
when you're six ways or seven ways.

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So I just see a lot of
people going, oh, suit of connectors,

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I just call because I don't care
how many people were in the pot.

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Well, the problem is that is
you open yourself up to reverse and

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ply odds against better straits, better
flushes, et cetera. Right, you

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can just you can get over straightedge, you can get for sure overflushed.

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And the more people that are in
the plot with you, the more apt

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this is to happen. And so
while sure they aren't a horrible hand,

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they can play super multi way for
sure, not the best way to play

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them. Another mistake not three betting
them when the circumstances are right, and

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we talked about that a little bit
earlier. Not raising with them pre flop

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again, we talked about that as
well. And then people that try to

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play them too much from early position, like under the gun, under the

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GUNN one, I mean, it's
really hard to turn them into winning hands

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from that spot. It's really hard. We'll talk about playing suit Connectors post

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flop. How should you play suit
Connectors. You know, after you see

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a flop, well, you want
to be aggressive with big draws, especially

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when the board doesn't favor your opponents. So a lot of times you will

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be in a spot where your opponent
has raised and you just call right,

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just be primarily when you're on the
button, primarily against a very specific type

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of opponent, and you can be
aggressive with them when the board is just

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very very bad for them, right, And this should be low middling cards

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even if you don't have a straight
gar flush draw. Know, sometimes even

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with the top pair, sometimes when
you have gut shots. Sometimes when you

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have top payers with back doors and
so not really strong hands, but a

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strong hands when your opponent misses a
lot, you do have something and then

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you also have some backdoor equity to
gain as well. In case you get

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called on board where your opponent has
a nutted range, it doesn't make much

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sense to raise, as you just
never win with a fold. So when

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you're playing post flop and the range
comes and it should make your villain very

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nutted a lot of the time,
you know this would be a time to

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play them less aggressively. You don't
want to get blown off your draws in

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that spot, so be sure make
sure you're aware of the distinction between the

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two different sets of circumstances. And
i'd say you want to raise and play

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your very best draws aggressively like payers
and flush draws, straight and flushdraw straight

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flush draws. You know these types
of situations, there's definitely spots where you

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want to be more aggressive with them. What are common mistakes to avoid when

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you plan suited connectors post flop.
I think I've already probably cover that what

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I've said so far. But always
calling with draws, like, if you

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just always call them when you have
a draw, you're not playing them nearly

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effectively. You need to be picking
up some pots, you know, before

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you get to the river and see
if you hit your drawer or not.

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Right, there's a lot of spots
where you can just raise pick it up

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on the flop, or raising pick
it up on the turn. So,

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especially when you're super multiwave, always
calling to me in a passive, not

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only do we just miss a lot
of times and not win and you didn't

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have any other way picking up with
the plot, but you also allow better

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draws to come along too. So
better flush draws come along with you sometimes

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and you get the old reverse implied
i'd sing. So in conclusion on this

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suit of connector primer tips from proven
your suited connector play raise the three bit

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more preflow raising three but more.
If you're on of those people, always

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call them with them. You can
immediately prove your game by raising and three

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betting more pre flop, primarily in
later positions. Cut off a button for

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sure, be more aggressive post flop, especially with big draws, but also

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in spots where it's not a good
flop for your opponent, be aggressive with

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all your strongest draws and then you
know, I would also say against opponents

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who are more nutted, you want
to kind of reverse this and kind of

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go into a calling strategy as well. So I hope you've enjoyed this first

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episode where we're talking about pseuited connectors. In this Suited Connector primer, it's

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kind of a brief overview, but
I think we had some tips, really

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good information in there, things that
you can flush out yourself and you just

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start working on yourself when you're trying
to play suited connectors in your game.

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I bet yell a lot of you
probably heard things that you're doing that you're

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like, yeah, I do that
a lot. Maybe you do a little

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bit less, and then I think
maybe you heard things that maybe you're not

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doing it, you know, like
you know what, I should pray be

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doing that more. Uh, never
fear. Tomorrow, we will be doing

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another episode on Suited Connectors. It
be Student Connectors basics tomorrow. There'll be

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some overlap of the material, but
overfully be able to present you with some

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new stuff, some additional stuff to
help you improve your suited connector game and

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just let me extend to you a
personal invitation if you really really want to

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master the game of hold them at
low stakes right now. I know there's

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a lot of coaches and teachers and
content out there where they're just doing the

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most. I mean, they're just
doing the most, and they're not helping

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you crush the easiest games on the
planet. They're talking about stuff it's too

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complicated, stuff you can't comprehend.
Stuff that seems like it takes a rocket

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science to understand. They're wanting you
to dive into solvers and understand have a

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mastery of ranges and bet sizes and
stuff. Well, we go through all

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that stuff for you, but presented
in a super easy way that is applied

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immediately to low stakes. And I
think that's what I'm the most out of

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is sure there's better ways of playing
poker than what I play and what I

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teach. Now. I know that
maybe shocking. You're like, why would

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you admit that, you know,
you know what a person that plays the

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way that I play that as long
as I've been playing with a Farewell and

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bigger games, Well, I mean
you know, I play as high as

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five to ten, and I've played
some tough five tens. I have played

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a twenty five to fifty game a
couple of times. But I'm not a

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high stage crusher. But I know
a lot of the fundamentals that I teach

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do translate to higher stakes and stuff. But I'm going to tell you right

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now, there's just a lot of
stuff that doesn't that require you to be

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an angst and anguished and confused all
the time to beat one, two,

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one, three zero limit. A
lot of these other sites and these other

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coaches and as training packages are making
it intentionally seem complicated because they need you

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to keep paying them. And I
know what you're saying, Well, you're

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wanting me to pay you. I
mean not really. I've said some million

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times my life doesn't change whether you
pay me or not. But what I

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will say is that a lot of
people's lives have changed because they paid me.

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I've got people that are member of
the Patreon now that have been a

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member of the Patreon for you know, going on two years now. I've

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got members of the one on one
training who have been coaching with me one

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on one, which I think I
have a slough or too open that.

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By the way, it's very rare, very rare. We just had somebody

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that'd been with me a while that
just left. But I got people that

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are are members of the one on
one training that have been in there,

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you know, fourteen months, sixteen
months, eighteen months. Why because they're

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not learning, No, the exact
opposite, you know, are working together.

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They're free rolling. They're making more
than enough money to offset what it's

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costing them. She's talking to one
of them yesterday and he said that he's

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like, dude, this is the
most no brainer thing ever. It's why

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I keep working with you like you
easily make me more than one hundred dollars

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a month. So I invite you
to check out what we offer. We'd

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love to have you on board,
just a fan of the pod all the

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way up to the one on one
coaching. Again, I think there's a

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slot left open for that. I'm
not sure. You can check Lowlimit Cash

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