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How should you play from the blinds against big opens?
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[QUOTE="primrose, post: 6979651, member: 1036998"] This touches on another question I've been thinking about, which is whether suited connectors become better or worse if it gets more multi-way. Like, say (1) CO opens 5BB and it folds to the BB vs. (2) CO opens 5BB and BN and SB call. Is it relatively better to call 87s from the BB in the first case or the second case? The reason it may be worse is that you could make a flush vs. a better flush. I think with suited Aces and middle to low pairs I want as many people in the pot as possible, and with unsuited non-pair hands I want as few people in the pot as possible, but with suited non-aces I'm genuinely unsure. [/QUOTE]
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