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[QUOTE="Rahul P Gopal, post: 7191439, member: 1054894"]
Suited connectors like 7♠8♠ or 9♥10♥ can be powerful hands when played correctly. They aren’t strong by themselves, but they have the potential to make straights and flushes, which can win big pots.

- **[B]Play them in position[/B].** Suited connectors work best when you're sitting late at the table, allowing you to see how others act before committing chips. This way, you can get away cheaply if you miss and bet bigger when you hit.

- **[B]Don’t overvalue them[/B].** These hands are not worth playing from early position, especially if the table is aggressive. If you choose to play, keep pots small unless you’re confident the board helps you.

- **[B]Look for multi-way pots[/B].** Suited connectors perform better when there are several players in the hand. With more potential callers, you have greater odds to get paid off if you hit a strong hand.

- **[B]Be ready to fold[/B].** If you don’t improve on the flop, let the hand go. Don’t chase expensive draws unless the pot odds make sense.

Mastering suited connectors means chasing the right draws at the right time. Use patience and position to unlock their full value!

Please feel free to add/ change anything on how to play suited connectors based on your experience.
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