Hi!
Just been playing Texas hold'em game with the free software on my PC and referring to the chart. There are 9 players. So lets say player 9 is on the button, player 1 is SB, player 2 is BB, player 3 is UTG and player 4 is UTG + 1. Players 3 and 4 are in early position. The chart shows hands for UTG and Early Position. My question is which information on the chart should I look at for players 3 and 4? Would player 3 refer to UTG and player 4 Early Position on the chart?

https://www.cardschat.com/preflop-mistakes.php
Thanks, Archie

Originally Posted by Archie Dos Santos

Hi!
Just been playing Texas hold'em game with the free software on my PC and referring to the chart. There are 9 players. So lets say player 9 is on the button, player 1 is SB, player 2 is BB, player 3 is UTG and player 4 is UTG + 1. Players 3 and 4 are in early position. The chart shows hands for UTG and Early Position. My question is which information on the chart should I look at for players 3 and 4? Would player 3 refer to UTG and player 4 Early Position on the chart?

https://www.cardschat.com/preflop-mistakes.php
Thanks, Archie

You should based it in which position you re into, which player are you . If you need to know exactly the words and abbreviations. There is a thread in learning poker . It will answer your question . Good luck

Sometimes math and probability will ruin your instincts.

If player 2 is the bb then yes player 3 is utg and player 4 is ep

player 1 -SB
player 2 -BB
player 3 -UTG -utg
player 4 -UTG+1 -early position
player5 - UTG+2 -early position
player6 -MP1 -middle position
player 7 -MP2 Highjack -middle position
player 8 -C/o -late position
player 9 btn -late position

I think the chart gives a good foundation to develop your pre-flop game. I will have to bookmark this chart for my poker information. Thank you for sharing!

The SB range seems to be missing from those charts or at'least i don't see it.

Originally Posted by MettaGame

The SB range seems to be missing from those charts or at'least i don't see it.

The article seems to be geared towards the live player. There are a lot of references to live tells.. ie, "if you see the person next to you reaching for chips" and such.

Most of the the time in live low limit games, if it folds to the small blind, the blinds just chop.