In the initial position can play hands of groups 1 / 4 inclusive. If a table is loose / passive hands can also play in group 5. If someone has already bid on your right, you can only play the hands in Group 1 and 2. In general you bid on this position holding AA, KK, QQ, JJ, AK and AQ.
With hands like AQs, AJs or KQs can either ask to see letters or bid. For example not ask do with AKs wrong occasionally. If you upload eliminate opponents of the boat while it is a good hand to play against many opponents. With AK suited is better not to have fewer opponents. If you bid on your right you can re-up with AA and KK in any case. If you bid on your left then it leaves your hand (group 1, 2, 3 and 4), but asks to see the bonus. If someone on your left up and up, then you call the two bets are usually only hands-on group 1 and 2.

In middle position you can play hands of groups 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. If the game is loose / passive can also play hands of Group 6. If you have bid on his right hand only then matched in groups 1, 2 and 3. You can re-raise with AA, KK and AK. With AKs can call or raise again.
If you’re in the middle position, and his right one was removed, then you can come up with hands of groups 1, 2 and 3.
In final position, if his bid is not right, can really play all the hands of groups 1 to 8 inclusive. You can upload, if bid on his right, hands of groups 1, 2 and 3 and sometimes 4. If everyone has renounced his right, then you can also upload their hands now with all that you would normally ask to see. It’s better than even in this situation, because with a rise can get all that follow give up (the blind or the button and the blinds), so winning the blind without bringing to the table a flop. Whoever can come up often in this position also has good influence on the unpredictability of his game.
To ask to see a rise on the right needs a good starting hand. This often depends on how many players have asked to see the increase. If the first bid and 5 position players ask to see the increase, can match with 76s. The same hand should preferably be waived if no one matches the rise. The reason that in the first case in the second match and if you do not is that the boat is higher in the first case. The likelihood that gets the winning hand is not large, therefore there must be a greater financial advantage. Besides the boat in this case not only is greater for the flop but also to win more bets after the flop.
In the small blind can see the flop for half bet if you do not bid. Now you can play for this average bet in any case the starting hand of all groups. However, if it has bid better match is only with the hands of groups 1 and 2.
The rest of the hand has the worst possible position, so it is difficult to make a good decision.

In the big blind see the flop if no bid. If you bid you can still ask call a bet with many hands. Here is true that the bigger the pot, the more hands can match. The hands that are not in a group generally not be played. Here too the position for the rest of the hand is very bad.

This will give an overview of the hands that can be played in poker. At first glance it may seem quite complicated and difficult to remember. If you play some time will notice that decisions to the flop in Hold’em Limit never really difficult. In Hold’em for Advanced Players David Sklansky and Mason Malmuth is this part and other extensively. We recommend that you get one, because it is by far the best book of Limit Texas Holdem. The dominating well and can apply the material that describes this book may be considered an expert.
An observation: if you play online, you can find a table that meets certain conditions. You can always play well in tables of the same type if I play with thousands of different opponents.
This has the advantage that it can make money on a fairly rigid style of play. In a casino is always played under changing circumstances, and often against the same opponents. This is more important to adapt your game and stay even unpredictable

After viewing these pages must be able to get a feel for the tactical aspects that arise in the Limit Hold’em.
If you’ve never played this game, you may at first seem quite complicated. Do not be discouraged by this. When you have some experience in it, we advise you to reread this part. Many things will be much clearer then.
When you have more experience with Limit Hold’em, but have not yet deepened, after reading this part will be obvious to you that the game is more than just gambling. On the contrary, just men who think like that make this game become a very profitable activity.

As already stated several times, this chapter is not intended to turn a beginner into an expert. This should read some good books and of course practice many hours. We recommend in any case, read the book Hold’em for Advanced Players David Sklansky and Mason Malmuth.
Everything we’ve discussed here expands and clarifies in that book.
It is absolutely imperative for all who want to become good players. Who can master the concepts described in this book will undoubtedly be a victorious player.
A second book that certainly deserves to be recommended is Middle Limit Hold’em Bob Ciaffone and Jim Brier. It is filled with examples of hands where all sorts of situations arise. It is a valuable book even for players who already have experience and knowledge. So first read Hold’em for Advanced Players.
We hope to have offered some wisdom and above all motivated him to develop further in this beautiful game.