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Message: [QUOTE="MrFrosty, post: 329995, member: 5703"] I agree with RammerJammer... Playing tight is defintiely key. A more experienced player is more likely to gamble only when he/she needs to. The suited connectors are good cards to play, but not when your trying to make a statement about your play. Another important play is to know when to make a move with the smaller hole cards like your 2's - 6's. If someone acts ahead of you with a submountable raise thats possibly half your stack or puts you all in. Odds are they have a larger pair or two over cards. The low pairs are hard to get away from, but just because someone is pushing their chips in the pot like you thought u might do, doesn't mean you have to do it. Wait until you catch a premium pair and make your move. [/QUOTE]