In the late phase, it is very important that you enter the game first, and as tight a player as possible is sitting in the big blind. These factors are much more important than the cards that are in your hands. Therefore, we will not give standard charts for this and later stages: almost all the decisions that you make in this stage are opponent-dependent. This does not mean that you need to play something like 64 from an early position. You must still adhere to certain standards, as After you are still sitting a lot of players. In the late stage, drawing small pockets and low suited connectors is even less profitable than in the middle. Avoid entering the bank with such hands if someone has already entered it.
The button and the small blind are a completely different matter. If no one has entered the game before you, and the blinds are passive and do not want to enter the game with marginal hands, you should raise almost 100% of your hands. Do this until the blinds start to resist on a regular basis. Single cases of reraises do not count - they will also sometimes have a good card. Postflop play at this stage is absent as a class. If you are on the flop, the decision is very simple: there is a top pair or higher - all-in, no - fold. If you are styled and you are called, then, as a preflop aggressor, you can go all-in with a second pair and above, as well as a flash draw.
Reduce preflop raises to 2.5 big blinds if you haven't already. Raising a size lower is not recommended. At higher stakes, playing with a mini-raise is a common occurrence, but at micro stakes this is usually mistaken for weakness.