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Message: [QUOTE="jonaselloco, post: 6775319, member: 1003394"] Hello brother What you call the "luck and unpredictability" of the amateurs, the professionals call it "range". The range is the part of the game that depending on the position in which you act, and depending on the bet you make, will put you in a range of hands, which depending on what falls on the flop, you can at least try to "guess" in quotes. What rank is your rival? The most that happens daily at the tables is the so-called "limp" a total play of recreational player. But, if a player limps his range is from AA to 22 going through all the variants. Now, if a pro reraises you, and that recreational goes there, and his range changes, that range is now AA to QQ max, and depending on what position he opens you could add JJ to the situation, and not much else. than that. In general, regular players and even more so professionals, usually solve this so-called "unpredictability" with the bets that recreational players generally make, which are very different from those they make. An example would be you have KK and they called you a 3 bet with 74o, flop 779, your bet 3/4 of the pot and the recreational player either makes you a huge reraise or goes all-in directly. Better that you fold, the recreational will never go all-in with a draw in that case but surely call with call as in this case of the example with a 7 and got the set. Because in general, regular players, outside of the fact that they may logically be interested in their opponent's full stack, in general what they are interested in is getting most of the stack out of the 3 streets, on the other hand, what interests recreational players is that in one hand in his favor, he will suddenly take out all the money or stack of chips that you have. In this case, it is generally said that the good player is very patient, because he is patient in all aspects of the game. In turn, the recreational player is anxious, the bigger the bet, he thinks he will get more out of you, and generally it is not like that. Greetings:giggle::giggle::giggle: [/QUOTE]

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