How to play Ax suited...

[astroglide]

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Without any information on how the Ax hands were played, and types of situations they were played in, the data doesn't mean much.

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over millions of iterations it means much more than your empty postulations. how one plays a hand (as long as it's remotely reasonable) can only change so much in terms of outcome. in the end, you have to face odds. if you think this matter is worth further debate i'll disinvolve myself; i'd rather converse with and assist people who are more interested in what's correct than proving themselves right in light of overwhelming contrary evidence.

[ropey]

First off...
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if you think this matter is worth further debate

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I believe Axs hands are some of the biggest misplayed hands in all of poker...so yes, I think it is worth further debate.
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how one plays a hand (as long as it's remotely reasonable) can only change so much in terms of outcome.

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I'm not sure exactly what you mean here...but playing Axs in a 10 handed pot vs. a heads up pot is surely going to have an effect on the outcome.

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overwhelming contrary evidence.

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Please tell me where.

-ropey

[astroglide]

sorry, you are being an idiot. bye.

[rigoletto]

I show a profit with A little suited hands from any position in loose games - passive and agressive alike.

[ropey]

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sorry, you are being an idiot. bye.

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You know what, I think your right. After reconsidering your arguement and seriously contemplating your thoughts on Axs, I have come to the conclusion that I am thinking about this issue all wrong. I see things so much clearer now.

You know, at first, I didn't want to even listen to your well stated, well thought out response to every point that I made in my post...I guess I was being stubborn, but thank you for setting me straight with your incredible insight to the game. I truly am an idiot.

-ropey