How to Play Suited Connectors | Upswing Poker Level-Up

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[@ticenits1926]

This right here is some of the most important information you will ever learn in poker. Everyone should be taking notes and watching this video multiple times

[@Isabella-hd1gt]

I think I literally willed this video into existence. This is exactly what I was looking for!

[@TheJGB2112]

Literally thought the same thing

[@garyblackwoodpoker]

You two are a pair of suited connectors in that case 😂❤

[@williamwilliams8997]

@@garyblackwoodpoker 😂

[@kevinpilon11]

dude you guys this content is amazing. cheers

[@josephpatrick2938]

I think this video just convinced me to pick up The Lab again for this month.

[@dalotos]

That was comprehensive. I think it's great that you guys talked about when to implement these plays as well as how. I think I might sign up for Upswing.

[@montyball2868]

Awesome!! Can you guys do low to mid pocket pairs next?

[@mbradycf]

the next episode is about a pocket pair... but it's the highest one! I'll note down your suggestion for another episode.

[@PeterSleiman]

On K82 If I have 65 he will have more QQ which are harder to make fold but if I have QJ he will have less QQ and JJ and more lower pocket pairs that are easier to make fold. Please elaborate more if possible.

[@mbradycf]

Blockers can have both good and bad properties at the same time. On the flop, your opponent will always call with QQ/JJ on K82, so blocking those hands with QJ is good. On the turn, your opponent will likely start folding QQ/JJ to a double barrel, and they may already have folded the lower pocket pairs on the flop, so 65 is good. But QJ also blocks strong Kx hands like KQ/KJ, which is good. In the end, both of these hands will be good bluffing candidates on the flop + turn + river. Depending on the spot, the solver will often barrel to the river with both of them (at some frequency). Perhaps our wording could have been clearer in the episode. Hopefully this clears it up though!

[@PeterSleiman]

Thank you Mike keep on the good work!

[@JimCarel]

what a surprise garry joins you1

[@kevinmaillet1861]

Awesome episode - can you do an episode on river bluffing?

[@mbradycf]

suggestion noted, thanks!

[@wordTwoWise]

Great Video, Thanks!!

[@franklinramirez8878]

This strategy Will work in advance poker player's table. In low stakes and full of callers an callin station who never fold Ax or Kx can cost a ton of money. It's My experience

[@blackbeardgoatjr2434]

Never bluff the fish. That's like one of the very first things you learn when studying poker at low stakes....

[@derrickmezaz4773]

Thank you for also covering lower stakes (weak player) situations. I can't tell you how much this video helped me.

[@JimCarel]

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