The term range in poker means trying to deduce several different hands that your opponent may hold instead of attempting to pinpoint one exact hold...

Poker players' ranges vary based on a number of factors, including playing style, their position at the table, and the stack sizes in play.

Using common sense, poker knowledge, experience, and observations is the best way to put a player on a range of hands. Compile all of the available...

The top 10% of hands is a narrow but strong range. Mathematically, it consists of pocket pairs seven and better, queen-ten suited and better, and k...

Someone playing a narrow range in poker has fewer possible hands they could have. Almost always, someone playing a narrow range is a tight player w...

Someone playing a wide range of hands in poker has more possible hands they could have. These loose players are challenging to play against because...

Widening your range is as simple as playing more hands than you usually play. We do not suggest going crazy and suddenly playing seven-deuce offsui...

As a start you can use a HUD by focusing on a few key stats like VPIP and PFR to gauge opponents’ tendencies. A high VPIP suggests wider starting h...

You should defend your big blind pretty wide! As a beginner's guide to defending your big blind, aim to defend with a wide range against steals, ty...