[quote="Fnord"]
Quote Originally Posted by fishstick
- if there more than 2 limpers, i'll complete with Axs, Kxs, suited connectors, all pairs, over.
after thinking about it, i would add Qxs as well, with the caveat that on the A K Q x suited hands, i'm really looking for a larger cards (e.g. Q9s) to go with the over.


Quote Originally Posted by Fnord
Looks good. Only adjustment is that in NL I'm more concerned about price than number of limpers, as I don't need as many players to pay-off my implied odds. In general, stay away from the offsuit junk. Although, offsuit connectors might be profitable in a NL game.

Anyone got PT data to back any of this up?
i checked PT, and keeping in mind that most of my data is tourney data, from the small blind, there was not much difference in performance between suited and non-suited no-gap connectors. i specifically looked KQ, QJ, JT, T9, 98, and 87.

this surprised me.