Suited Connectors

Does playing suited connectors really open up your game? You would think that you'd be drawing out a lot and getting rid of a lot of big bets. I play a tight game, but could playing suited connectors be the difference between struggling at the bottom to possibly gaining ground at the top?

What are your opinions on playing suited connectors?

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Kind of vague post, but suited connectors feel most at home in loose games. That doesn't mean sooted connects shouldn't be played in a tight game. Theres spot where you can jam them in. Recently I've started limping JTs, QTs, QJs UTG and UTG+1 in tight games.

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Kind of vague post, but suited connectors feel most at home in loose games. That doesn't mean sooted connects shouldn't be played in a tight game. Theres spot where you can jam them in. Recently I've started limping JTs, QTs, QJs UTG and UTG+1 in tight games.

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I think I posted this in the wrong forum. I meant to post it in No-Limit as I play Online NL tournaments.

Sorry.

well to answer you question for no limit tourneys... if i play them it is very position dependent...

early in tourneys the pot has to be multiway for a very reasonable price and i'd have to be on button or 1 (at most 2) off in a pretty passive atmosphere...

if i'm the first one in the pot in lp, i'll bring them in for an attempted blind steal now and again knowing i have the initiative post flop if i get called... and if i hit big time, it will be disguised quite well...

as i'm sure you well know, you don't have a bankroll in tourneys, so the environment being passive is a huge key in whether i decide to play them or not