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You can't make your pf decisions based on a chart and expect to be a winner at the higher levels. The table dynamics (meaning the types of opponents you are up against) and number of players who have limped in front of you are just as important as position. The chart in SSH is a useful tool in teaching tight play to players who are way too loose pf. As you begin to develop your style a bit more you will frequently be raising hands that SSH recommends calling with. You will be mucking hands SSH recommends calling with. Why you will do this is because you know you are up against three LAG's who will make the hand you have unprofitable by raising and reraising behind you. Or conversely you will play more hands aggressively because you are up against a maniac you want to isolate or you want to steal from some mega-rocks.