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Message: [QUOTE="kiznik, post: 306490, member: 2922"] If your short stacked, maybe. 4 Hands will have you dominated, but all these hands will have a better chance to win. AA, KK, QQ, JJ, 1010, 99, 88, 77, 66, 55, 44, 33, 22, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6, A7, A8, A9, A10, AJ, AQ, AK. So, unless you want to go against the odds, probably fold. Of course if youre the big stacked and it's a small stack going all in, it may be worth it to call an all in to try to eliminate someone from the tourney, but in that case, it makes just as much sense to call with a AQ as it does with a AK, because you are assuming you have both over cards. AQ is better than AK vs KK right? and against AA both equally suck. vs QQ, AK is obviously much better than AQ, but the chances that they have QQ specifically is slim. The point is, why call an all in? Just wait till a better opportunity. Honestly, you'd be better to try to see every flop until you flop a boat or quads with any cards than calling an all in, right? If you have a chip lead you have many many hands try to see the flop cheaply, then fold if you don't flop the near-nuts or something like that, rather than taking a chance on eliminating a player. Heads up is altogether different though. If you have a large chip lead, like 95%, I've put the other player all in every hand consequitively blind, and just waited till he called with a good hand and I was an underdog, but I won, and it was over. To get back on topic of the suited connectors: Don't call. Wait until you are PROBABLY going to win, as opposed to when there is a chance that you are going to win. I realize this is a bit scattered and probably dead wrong at points. so please critic my thinking, I'm here to improve! [/QUOTE]

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