On the chart, is there a meaningful difference, in action, between "R<1 (yellow)" and "R (red)"?
example:
How is the "UTG (3)" position, "NR" column, "A9s" meant to be interpreted?
It shows "R<1", which I take to mean: "against zero other raises".
Since UTG is first to act pre-flop (and therefore there cannot be anything but zero other raises), I suppose the chart is indicating to raise (since there are no others in the pot yet), but then why not just have the red R there?
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and another thing ...
UTG T9s - 65s, in same column "NR", with C>4 in the cell doesn't make sense, since how can you call against 5 or more players when you're UTG and first to act?
Is it implied that you should limp there (as the first decision)?
Does everywhere the chart is yellow imply a limp as the first decision? Seems like that would be too limp-fest-y.
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