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Message: [QUOTE="twizzybop, post: 427435, member: 2990"] I'll skip the rest and answer this question. [B]I think you're joking here... aren't you? With suited connectors you want see the flop as cheaply as possible, as they're speculative and work well in multi-way pots. So you don't actually want to force out the blinds.[/B] no joke here, reason being I like to treat it as A,K for the times it misses and somebody calls with Ax and Kx. In this scenario you allready have 3 limpers we shall give you that. I want more money in the pot cause since I don't have more players in the pot. I want just as much money in the pot or more, besides again you have the position to do this with. This way you now established power with your position and possibly the blind won't call your re-raise and actually fold. Also multi-way means to me, yes I know 3 people is multi-way but to me it means to me 4-6 people in the pot. Which is why I like more money in the pot here for those other 1-3 people that aren't in the pot as well. But to reiterate what I am saying, how many times have we all played suited connectors to have them miss? I would say quite a lot, so a raise wouldn't be a bad idea and have these others help pay for the time the suited connectors miss. I am not saying I would do this everytime I get suited connectors, but I do play them this way occasionally. So when suited connectors don't pay off, I try to help them along when they do pay off. One doesn't always have to be aggresive just only with the top 10-15 pre-flop starting hands. And remember we don't always have to play by the book, because all books on the market are guidelines, not law or rules that one "must" do it this way or that way. If there was then the game would be boring. [/QUOTE]

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