The table beneath discusses and advices pre-flop betting on a low stake to mid level stake table in Hold’em. The chart is very useful for the under dogs and new comers to the game. The major details in the chart includes the listing of all 47 playable hands in the start, Spot light colors used for differentiation among players, comparison of non suited pairs and suited pairs, when to fold, when to call, and when to raise. This chart also gives recommendations on how to play the hands in heads up play i.e. either Big Blind or Small Blind.

Colors in this given chart are used to aid the player decision making ability. All those card combinations those are not shown on chart, should be avoided playing upon.  Playing on the not shown card combinations should only be a feature of your game when you are into semi bluffing and eliminating the rookies and under dogs. The grid given in the bottom of the chart explains what should be done in case of bluffing on Big blinds.

This chart generically believes that the game is followed by many players simultaneously. The Late position in this chart is divided into two major categories: when few players are in the pot & when many are in the pot. Initially the player needs to decide on whether to call or raise on the big blind. The second thing here that is to be noted is the maximum amount that should be called for the hand prior to experiencing a flop. The keywords on chart like R2, R4 means if the bet is already of 2 or 4 blinds you call else fold. If the chart in that situation denotes CA it means call anything.

On the chart the Heads Up portion gives recommendation whether to call or raise when you are in big or small blind.
For example if your hand is a King & Nine of the same suit i.e. shape, you would fall under the yellow caution light region, in that case follow the box after words”Suit/Pair”

When in early position, fold.
When the hand is in mid position, first call up to one big blind, and if the hand comes back to a second time, you call two big blinds.
If the hand is in a late position with few players in the pot, call to about two to three big blinds on your turn.
When experiencing a late position with many players in the hand, call up to three big blinds initially and if the turn comes back call anything.
When in Heads Up of Small Blind, raise to occupy the Big Blind, and call if the player with the big blind raises on his turn.
When playing Heads  Up in big blind, call under all situations

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