I was playin' with Equilab today and got confused. (please see image)
So I have a question - why QJs and QKs hands have lower equity than all the rest? Does middle Suited connectors flop better against high card? + suited connected broadways have blockers from straight. Any deeper explanation would be appreciated. Thanks! 
I think its quite simple. Correct me if i am wrong and it is not that simple 
:f_cool:....
With A4o vs KQs you block some combos with A to make straight with KQ so there are less community cards with A that could help your hand to make straight.
While if you use other hands like 98s A is no blocker anymore. In case of 98s 4 is no blocker either.
While 4 become blocker again if you use 76s because you have again less possibility to get straight with 4 included in the hand.
i hope you feel what i mean 
