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If it has to be regular expressions, you might try reading up on them first.
Your regex matches anything like <table> foo bar</table>. Plus its still baytracking like hell. Try this:

~<table[^>]*>(.+)(?!</table)</table>~

There are far too many variations, for one, and more importantly, regex isn\'t very good with the hierarchal nature of HTML. It\'s best to use an XML parser or better-yet an HTML-specific parser.

Whenever I need to scrape HTML, I tend to use the Simple HTML DOM Parser library, which takes an HTML tree and parses it into a traversable PHP object, which you can query something like JQuery.

    require \'simplehtmldom/simple_html_dom.php\';

    $sHtml = <<<EOS
    <table border=\"1\" >
      <tbody style=\"\" >
           <tr style=\"\" > 
                 <td style=\"color:blue;\">
                      data0
                  </td>
                    <td style=\"font-size:15px;\">
                     data1
                  </td>
                    <td style=\"font-size:15px;\">
                      data2
                  </td>
                    <td style=\"color:blue;\">
                      data3
                  </td>
                    <td style=\"color:blue;\">
                      data4
                  </td>
           </tr>
           <tr style=\"\" > 
                 <td style=\"color:blue;\">
                      data00
                  </td>
                    <td style=\"font-size:15px;\">
                     data11
                  </td>
                    <td style=\"font-size:15px;\">
                      data22
                  </td>
                    <td style=\"color:blue;\">
                      data33
                  </td>
                    <td style=\"color:blue;\">
                      data44
                  </td>
           </tr>
           <tr style=\"color:black\" > 
                 <td style=\"color:blue;\">
                      data000
                  </td>
                    <td style=\"font-size:15px;\">
                     data111
                  </td>
                    <td style=\"font-size:15px;\">
                      data222
                  </td>
                    <td style=\"color:blue;\">
                      data333
                  </td>
                    <td style=\"color:blue;\">
                      data444
                  </td>
           </tr>
      </tbody>
    </table>
EOS;

    $oHTML = str_get_html($sHtml);
    $oTRs = $oHTML->find(\'table tr\');
    $aData = array();
    foreach($oTRs as $oTR) {
        $aRow = array();
        $oTDs = $oTR->find(\'td\');

        foreach($oTDs as $oTD) {
            $aRow[] = trim($oTD->plaintext);
        }

        $aData[] = $aRow;
    }

    var_dump($aData);

And the output:

array
  0 => 
    array
      0 => string \'data0\' (length=5)
      1 => string \'data1\' (length=5)
      2 => string \'data2\' (length=5)
      3 => string \'data3\' (length=5)
      4 => string \'data4\' (length=5)
  1 => 
    array
      0 => string \'data00\' (length=6)
      1 => string \'data11\' (length=6)
      2 => string \'data22\' (length=6)
      3 => string \'data33\' (length=6)
      4 => string \'data44\' (length=6)
  2 => 
    array
      0 => string \'data000\' (length=7)
      1 => string \'data111\' (length=7)
      2 => string \'data222\' (length=7)
      3 => string \'data333\' (length=7)
      4 => string \'data444\' (length=7)

I prefer using one of the native XML extensions, like

• DOM
• XMLReader

If you prefer a 3rd party lib, I'd suggest not to use SimpleHtmlDom, but a lib that actually uses DOM/libxml underneath instead of String Parsing:

• phpQuery,
• Zend_Dom,
• QueryPath,
• FluentDom or
• fDOMDocument