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[QUOTE="Bill_Hollorian, post: 331965, member: 5756"]
A2s,A3s, are a 58% over random hands. Equitable for sure, but not the edge we need to make it playable with any degree of confidence. A5s, is dangerous because almost all flops will leave you playing the second best hand. With all of the above hands, hit your A and your kicker is no good. fill perfectly and you are in trouble to an over straight. 56s is playable for most so your A5 has a likely chance of getting smacked to a 6 high straight. However, A4s is drawing to the nut flush, is a 2 gap from a straght, that if it hits will probably be good. The reason why I said raise, is to reduce the possibility that someone is in there with the 46. These things combined make that one hand in particular playable.
 
A quick insight to the "wheel" 
A2 is the dumb side to a flop of 456.
A3 with a flop of 245 leaves an open ender with likely playable cards. "67"
gives someone an open ender. Very costly, as he will hit often enough. 
A5 you need to fill in the middle, you almost can't calculate it as a draw.
A4 is just right, if a flop of 235 hits, only a 46 can beat you... 
 
Bill
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