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[QUOTE="gahdoh, post: 641526, member: 17712"]
So over the past few days I went back and re-read "Professional NLHE: Vol. One" written by Ed Miller, Matt Flynn and Sunny Mehta to refresh on a few of the basics including the R.E.M. process. If you are unfamiliar with this process it stands for the 3 basic steps you should be going through every hand you play.

R = Range of hands, E = Your equity in the hand, and M = How to maximize on that equity.

The part I would like feedback from posters here is the first step "R". More precisely, how do you put players on a range of hands while playing online? When playing live you have a lot more information to work with, which include physical tells, the way they throw money into the pot, their breathing, how they stack their chips, etc. There is a wealth of information that is lost when playing online compared to your standard b&m game.

In turn, what tips/tricks might you employ to put online players on ranges, especially if you have never faced them beforehand.

A key dilemma that can occur in NLHE is inability to see showdown and your opponents hole cards. So how do each of you overcome the obstacles online play presents? What processes do you use to narrow your field down?

I am very interested in hearing everyone's perspective. Thanks a ton!
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