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Message: [QUOTE="ericgarner118, post: 1162841, member: 40196"] The odds that someone has dealt suited cards, won't really help you hear. The preflop and flop action will be a lot more helpful. Most people won't just play any two suited cards (more do the lower you go in levels) so alot of them will go out to a standard raise. Your best indicator is the flop texture. If it is a rainbow board you are probably safe. If there are two to the suit the aggression that you see on the flop and post flop will be big indicators. If you are in late position and it gets' checked to you and you throw out a c-bet, if someone calls or shows aggression you may just wait and see what the turn brings. If you are in the situation you were talking about where the flop is all one suite, well that is a place you don't really want to be without any suites, especially if there are a lot of people seeing that flop. But that's just my two cents. [/QUOTE]