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Or just AA-TT, AKs-ATs, AK-AJ, KQs-KJs, and fold everything else?

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Surely you're not folding 99 UTG shorthanded!

Also, i have an excel form spreadsheet with starting chart guidelines for shorthanded, but you using the mid and after chart from that is fine too.

FWIW i fold K9s UTG in certain games, and i'll gladly raise in others. Herein lies the fallacy of a chart.

So follow that for basic guidelines, but when marginal situations come in to play you're better off being the judge rather than a chart not accounting for the different types of players at your table. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]