*Player Ranges*

Hello.

I have just tried searching for something but no luck - can anyone help?

Im interested to know what various ranges look like for different types of player at 6max tables as i think it would further help with making correct decisions against them...

Or is there a way of working it out? (i know peoples ranges vary but would be nice to have a rough reference as to what people are likely raising and in what positions etc ... )

Thanks You.

Moz.

Through observation of the blogs at lp I know only one that is very well defined:
24/20/5 = blogposting brag during hot run aggrofish sooner or later turning to swingwhining tiltbitch

On August 28 2008 03:46 Breeze wrote: Through observation of the blogs at lp I know only one that is very well defined: 24/20/5 = blogposting brag during hot run aggrofish sooner or later turning to swingwhining tiltbitch

its strange coz i understand this completely lol

ok... any ideas what there opening raising range is and from what positions? is there a program that i can calculate this kind of thing with?

On August 28 2008 03:46 Breeze wrote: Through observation of the blogs at lp I know only one that is very well defined: 24/20/5 = blogposting brag during hot run aggrofish sooner or later turning to swingwhining tiltbitch

my life story

just think a little and watch ur hud when villian raises.
8/6/3 is not raisin 22-88 tbh

Take a look at ryans guide

i just want to visualize what kind of hands to 'roughly' expect

pokerstove.com
??

hu for rolls + your trophy icon ccmoz?

interesting

On August 28 2008 04:16 The72o wrote: pokerstove.com ??

how?

This is taken from the guide that was mentioned earlier (By Ryan Fee):

Range:
22+ (all pairs)
ATs+ (meaning ATs, AJs, AQs, AKs) (s meaning suited)
AJo+ (meaning AJo, AQo, AKo) (o meaning offsuit)
98s+ (meaning 98s, T9s, JTs, QJs, etc)
KQo
KQs
KJs+ (KJs and Aqs [which was already covered]) (meaning suited 1 gappers)

He wrote this as a standard TAG UTG range which is about 13% of hands. From here just add hands in pokerstove and voila.

I think going by PFR alone is terrible usually, if he steals a lot say 40%+ but his PFR is like 13% then you might end up giving him credit way more than you should when he opens from late position

i saved this long time ago .. not sure if it's good

VPIP:
<15% - Very tight - playing premium only in EP (probably JJ+ and AK) and only slightly opening up in late position.
15-22% - Generally tight. Would tend to have a slightly larger opening raise in EP (I like to note if these players raise all pocket pairs in EP) and a much wider range for late position.
22-30% - Semi-loose. These guys are probably opening all pairs UTG as well as hands like ATs and perhaps even suited broadways. They are raising a wide range most of the time in late position.
30-40% - Loose. These guys are playing too many hands in and out of position generally.
40%+ - Very loose. Not much more of a description needed ? these guys are basically playing all manner of trash.

btw i belive it's originaly from cardrunners not sure.. : /

my range is this [_________________] big

On August 28 2008 09:53 morph1 wrote: i saved this long time ago .. not sure if it's good VPIP: <15% - Very tight - playing premium only in EP (probably JJ+ and AK) and only slightly opening up in late position. 15-22% - Generally tight. Would tend to have a slightly larger opening raise in EP (I like to note if these players raise all pocket pairs in EP) and a much wider range for late position. 22-30% - Semi-loose. These guys are probably opening all pairs UTG as well as hands like ATs and perhaps even suited broadways. They are raising a wide range most of the time in late position. 30-40% - Loose. These guys are playing too many hands in and out of position generally. 40%+ - Very loose. Not much more of a description needed ? these guys are basically playing all manner of trash.

yea morph i wouldnt go by this, i dont think its a very good description, because i play 15-22% and generally play looser then the 22-30 description, like i open all AT, suited brodways from mid pos, and a huge range on the button.
either that or i just run bad at getting good cards : /

I agree with milkman