Thinking in Ranges (Day 3 Course Discussion)

[Debi]

Day 3 completed, it's interesting how ranges are key to making strategic decisions. They help evaluate the strength of hands and determine when to bet, raise, or fold. They are essential for making informed decisions in every hand.

Nowadays, the range has varied a lot, something little or not at all? I have doubts because I have seen very different rank tables and support software such as Gto Wisard sometimes tell me different things than usual in postflod betting

Love to see members are still using our course! Thanks for the feedback!

 

[sibkaz]

You guys are just great! Only now I paid attention to the discussion of lessons....... Looked at the posts and your answers...Saw everything more clearly and deeply )))) I have now watched lesson 8...Decided I will review everything ! )

 

[Balou1982]

Actually i refresh my poker basics with the first chapters - it is really well explained!! thanks CC

 

[emgesi]

With random cards I would play so to speak and what I would create with them if the choice of hands is important ?? whether I would throw this or that hand and whether I would include them at some point in the game ??

 

[Nemamiah]

This is by far the most difficult (atleast yet) concept in poker for me. Loved this lesson and guessed right the quiz question! Yay.

 

[Morghulies]

Make sure that the ranges you put Villain to are congruent and make sense. Nice, and I see the point. But what if the dude is a complete maniac? Or they are just playing Bingo? Might not be a thing against regs or better players, but I play only at lowest stakes because of lacking a good BR and here you find so many strange folks, that I start to ask myself, if building opponent ranges makes sense. I surely see it as a tool and skill I need to get better as Poker player, but I am afraid that it will be kind of speculative at the lowest stakes I am able to play. Still will practice it nonetheless because it makes sense. It only has some smell of alchemy on it. At least at this point on my learning path. For the quiz I had the Villain on KK+, AQs and AKo.

 

[Mig32]

Thank you for Video 3 – Putting Your Opponent on a Range! This was such a valuable lesson — it really shifted the way I think during hands.

Instead of focusing on just one possible hand, I’m now starting to consider full ranges, which makes my decisions more logical and less emotional. I appreciate how clearly the concept was explained. Looking forward to applying this at the tables and to the next lesson!

 

[Mig32]

Thank you for Video 3 about Putting Your Opponent on a Range! This was such a valuable lesson — it really shifted the way I think during hands.

Instead of focusing on just one possible hand, I’m now starting to consider full ranges, which makes my decisions more logical and less emotional. I appreciate how clearly the concept was explained. Looking forward to applying this at the tables and to the next lesson!

 

[stzgo]

Today we will discuss Thinking in Ranges.

If you have not yet read Day 3 and watched the video for Day 3 - take a few minutes now to do that and then come back here to discuss it.

Thinking in Ranges

This is one of my favorite chapters in the ebook - and the video is awesome too. Understanding that you don't need to know exactly what your opponent has - but just need a range of hands - takes your game to a new level.

Let's talk about this and don't forget - Katie and Collin are available to answer your questions about thinking in ranges.

Essa é uma dificuldade muito grande que tenho, apenas com minha m?o, vejo hoje a importancia que tem isso, hoje consigo ver com clareza o motivo de ter uma perda grande de fichas, vou aumentar minha pesquisa e refazer essa aula.
Esse tema mecheu com minha cabe?a. Rs
obrigado pelo material.