diff --git a/pybalance/lp/matcher.py b/pybalance/lp/matcher.py
index f8db4db..2847011 100644
--- a/pybalance/lp/matcher.py
+++ b/pybalance/lp/matcher.py
@@ -151,22 +151,19 @@ class ConstraintSatisfactionMatcher(object):
     can only handle linear objective functions; see "objective" parameter below.
 
     The constraints and optimization target are specified to the solver via the
-    options pool_size, target_size, and max_mismatch. The behavior of the solver is
-    as given in the table below:
-
-    pool_size   target_size     max_mismatch    optimize
-    N           N               Y               pool_size subject to target_size = n_target
-                                                    and balance constraints
-    Y           Y               Y               balance subject to size and balance
-                                                    constraints
-    Y           Y               N               balance subject to size constraints
-    N           N               N               balance subject to size constraints; default
-                                                    to pool_size = target_size = n_target
-    Y           N               Y               not suported
-    N           Y               Y               not suported
-    Y           N               N               not suported
-    N           Y               N               not suported
+    options pool_size, target_size, and max_mismatch. The behavior of the solver depends
+    on which are these options are specified as given below:
 
+    (pool_size, target_size, max_mismatch) --> optimize balance subject to size and 
+    balance constraints
+    
+    (pool_size, target_size) --> optimize balance subject to size constraints
+
+    (max_mismatch) --> optimize pool size subject to target_size = n_target and
+    balance constraints
+
+    () --> optimize balance subject to size constraints with pool_size = target_size = n_target
+ 
     Optimizing pool_size subject to balance constraint is known as "cardinality
     matching". See https://kosukeimai.github.io/MatchIt/reference/method_cardinality.html
     and references therein.