Fold off-suit Ace-low hands versus early position raises - even in the big blind - don't get yourself in trouble just because you have an ace.Do not go broke with one pair if you hold an Ace-low hand - avoid getting in trouble with these hands and if in doubt, throw them away.Choose suited wheel Aces (A2-A5) for your 3-bet/4-bet bluffs - these hands have some value when taken to the streets, which makes them perfect candidates for putting your opponent to the test.Play all suited A-x hands from middle position onward - flushes are good, right? Suited aces are stronger than they appear but still need to be played well and from the right positions to win you money.Do not play A2o-A9o unless you are in late position - these problematic hands may look good, but you're going to face some tricky situations if you play them from any other position at the table.

In a 9-handed game, only play AJ+ from UTG - this way you maintain a strong opening range from early position and can react to late position three-bets with some confidence.

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