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Message: [QUOTE="megl, post: 1697570, member: 76634"] If you're using some poker tracker software that provides you with PFR stats on your opponents, here's a possible way to get started thinking along those lines: Whenever they raise preflop, feed their PFR% into PokerStove and you have a starting point for putting them on a range. You can also play around in PokerStove adjusting their range, e.g. remove some KQ,KJ combos and add some lower PPs if that's how you have seen them play. After the flop, you can narrow down the range further based on postflop action. Of course PokerStove is not a wondertool, you need to add your own observations of oppents' tendencies, gut feeling, table context etc., but I found it useful as a starter to get my head around the concept of putting people on ranges. After a while and some practice, you get to a point where you can approximately visualize a percentage range in your head without having to use PokerStove every time. [/QUOTE]