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Message: [QUOTE="baudib1, post: 1834628, member: 47606"] I'm pretty much a microstakes player myself. One thing I want to do is to start analyzing ranges and constructing ranges to play against them. For example, let's take a specific player, or rather, a profile that fits a lot of players. They play 20/16, are positionally aware, folds to 3-bets 70%, 3-bets 4%, cbets too much and gives up his air on the turn. From this we should be able to construct a range that plays well against their range, we can construct an unexploitable 3-bet range of nuts/air, as well as a floating range on various board textures. I got this idea from Ronin Talken on 2+2 and it's one of those things that sounds obvious after you hear about it but I had never thought to do such things before. I think studying hands and playing around with PokerStove or whatever odds calculator you have is tremendously helpful obviously. [/QUOTE]