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Message: [QUOTE="titans4ever, post: 350238, member: 2843"] Suited connectors are Doyles favorite hand. He raises and calls with them for a suprise factor in his game. I have used suited connectors in my game for awhile. I like them when the big stack because most of the time people won't see it coming. I don't usually play suited connectors below 67 or 78. I think the way to get action on them is that someone else has to hit something as well. If you call with 34 suited, and get 25x flopped, you are not going to get any action from the table. The power of the hand is that they are easy to fold after the flop and you can chop your opponents outs by getting the flush draw. You have 910 suited vs two overs. You get a flush draw on the flop, you have just taken two of his outs away. if he hits a diamond on his cards, you take it with the flush. [/QUOTE]