hi folks 
we noticed in this thread 1/2 SH - T9s that the silver sh chart hasn´t been translated yet.
so for those of you who want to play sh without the knowledge of the advanced preflop article from the gold section (or just want a general advice how to play gainst unknown) i will post the german chart and try to explain it:
http://de.pokerstrategy.com/strategy/fixed-limit/265/3/
basically the charts works the same way as the ones in the bronze article:
http://www.pokerstrategy.com/strategy/fixed-limit/793/
there are just some slight differences.
ok lets start:
chart 1 (Open-Raising-Chart (ORC) – First In)
that´s just the standard orc. should be the same one which was already mentioned in the bronce article about advanced preflop play.
it just tells which hands you should raise first in from a certain position. you can raise these hands profitable against any kind of opponent.
chart 2 (Aktionen gegen Limper)
this chart tells you what to do against limpers in front of you and i think it´s pretty self-explanatory.
chart 3 (Aktionen gegen 1 Raiser (und 1 Caller))
in this chart the hands are listed you can play against a raiser in front of you.
the postition on the top isn´t your own position but the position where the raise comes from. so you can 3-bet the hands which are listed under a certain position. if there is no caller after the raise you can 3-bet the hands listed next to "ohne call" (if there is one caller -> "mit call"). i think the blind thing is again self-explanatory (my new favourite word btw :))
chart 4 (Aktionen gegen 1 Raise und
mindestens 1 Call)
here we have the hands you can call after a raise and at least (!) 1 caller
chart 5 (Aktionen gegen Raise
und Reraise)
... :). against a 3-bet you should cap TT+, AQs+ and AK
chart 6 (Big Blind Defense)
again pretty obvious imo. on the top there are again the positions where the raise comes from. this chart only applies when you are in the BB (ovbiously ;)).
the hands on the left of the "/" are the hands you can call against a raise from the certain position and the hands on the right you can raise.
e.g. if CO raises your BB you can call with 22+, A2s+ etc. and raise with 77+ and A9s+
i hope i wrote everything right ;). as i said most things are just the same as in the bronze article. don´t hesitate to ask if you have any further questions.
btw: this charts should be used against UNKNOWN opponents. so if you have any reads or pt stats: use them 
