When playing poker the first step on becoming more advanced is to think in hand ranges than just in single hand combinations. What range could a player have in a certain spot is a very important piece of information to make good decisions.
While a range is always a part of all possible hand combinations, there are special sub terms to define certain style of ranges:
Ranges can be uncapped, capped, merged, linear, polar and depolarized. See the entries to learn about range structures.
While a range is always a part of all possible hand combinations, there are special sub terms to define certain style of ranges:
- Openraising-Range
The range a player is openraising preflop with from each spot at the table - Calling-Range
The range a player calls when facing a bet or a raise - Xbet-Range (X= 3,4,5)
The range a player 3-,4-,or 5-bets with - Pushing-Range
The range of hands a player pushes all-in, for example in poker tournaments when the stacks get shallow in comparison to the blind
Ranges can be uncapped, capped, merged, linear, polar and depolarized. See the entries to learn about range structures.
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