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Message: [QUOTE="Ubercroz, post: 1433747, member: 56929"] Take the number of total hands in his range. So If his range is only AA/KK there are a total of 12 hands he will play (6 of each) Add AKs then there are now another 4 combinations. So a total of 16 meaning 1/4 of the time he is in a hand it will be with AKs (25%) add AKo and now there are another 12 so a total of 28 combinations of hands. he is now 42% likely to have AKo and 21% to have AA. As you can see it get bigger from there. 1. Identify the range of hands 2. determine the number of possible hands in that given range 3. divide the chosen hand by the the total possibilities of hands 4. arrive at number 5. find some way to make this process useful (I cant think of a reason to do it) Really its better to know what the whole range is and compare his actions to the board and what he may hold and just come up with an educated guess [/QUOTE]