Hey Cardman,

For low limit i.e. below 5/10 I would stick to the recommendation piers makes in his "How to beat on line Hole Em" above. It is not a table but if you print it out and just highlight the hands he identifies you can't go wrong. It is a pretty tight starting hand guideline that will work well for a "Back to Basics" situation.

If you want an actual table they are all over the net. I like the starting hand suggestion from SSHE. The tables in this book are a bit looser than Piers sticky but if you play fair post flop you will do ok with it in most on line games 5/10 and below.

BK

Personally, this is my favorite. Easy to read, easy to understand.



Good luck and enjoy!

You can also try Abdul's - its a sticky on this forum.

Hi Tib~ (or anyone else)

I had a couple of follow up questions....

1) I see there is a tight chart and a loose one. Is the loose one for looser tables and vice versa? or for the player's style? Ony reason I ask is I thought you were supposed to tighten up at a loose table and vice versa. I just don't want to screw myself.

2) CALL 3 - i am only to call with 3 others in the pot. Do include the blinds?

Thanks!

1) These charts are for "tight" or "loose" games, tight being games with <=3 to a flop, loose being >=4 to a flop.

Loosening up at a tight table only makes you more likely to be a big dog pre-flop.

2) With CALL 3, you need to have 3 limpers in the pot, exclusive of the blinds. You need more money in the pot to call with these marginal holdings.

If you look at the bottom of the chart, it was actually adapted from SSHE by a couple guys from 2+2, then printed as a PDF file.

I had nothing to do with the chart, all I did was make it available. I may actually be modifying it a bit for the future...

But regardless, you're welcome.