Groups

[Iwind]

I noticed on the guide on this site different hands are put into groups, and different pages explaining different tactics depending on wich hand you get. Much of that I find very usefull. However, I did not find any info on what groups hands that are in serie or same type should be considered in.

Any strategies on this? Do you try go get cheap flop then only if they are of high value, or would you recommend going for cheap flop to go for flush/straight every time I get cards of same type and/or in serie? At the moment I fold the lower ones and works out quite well so far, but good to hear other peoples views.

[Irisheyes]

I think you are talking about connected cards like and suited cards like , am I right?

I usually fold hands like these in all positions. You simply won't flop straights/flushes often enough to make limping in with these hands profitable.

I do consider playing hands which are both connected and suited (suited connectors) a worthwhile move. for example: These hands have both flush and straight possibilities. I like to play them in late position, for cheap when there is lots of limpers before me.

[Humphrind]

Groups 0-2
Groups 3-4
Group 5
Group 6
Ace & Small Kicker
Ace In Hand

[Iwind]

Yes, suited and connected is what I mean, not used to english terms, thanks for tips.