[jman220]

Just read what i think is the post you're referring to. One place that I differ with you is on not playing A/X suited. I'll play A/X suited in a multiway unraised pot, but i won't play k/x suited, q/x suited, etc. The difference of course, is that with A/x suited, if you flop your flush, or flop your draw, you're drawing for the nuts. With the kinds of hands this guy is referring to, you might be drawing to a second best hand that is going to cost you your stack. Just not worth it, and I won't get invoved with a hand like that. Of course the caveat to playing A/x suited in a multiway pot, is being able to let it go fairly easily if you do spike that ace, and table aggression makes it clear that your hand is not good, I find i'm able to do this without a problem, and at the limits I play at, its usually obvious when my hand is no good.