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[QUOTE="Ducky7, post: 1910386, member: 88205"]
Putting opponents on a range of hands is something that takes practice, when are trying to work out what your opponent has you are putting them on a range of hands. Like anything the more you practice the better you will become.

When talking about ranges it means potential hands your opponent could have in a certain spot. For example, you open with JJ and get a call from the TAG big blind.
Flop comes 5h 6h Kc, he checks to you and you continuation bet and he check - raises. Putting him on a range here would mean potential hands he could have and would play this way. Ie 2 pair hands (56s), sets, flush and straight draws. Now he is not likely to check raise hands like K10, KJ in this spot nor middle pairs (88, 99) he is more likely to call so you can take these out of his "range". So when you have put your opponent on a potential range of hands you can then use previous information to work out what line is best for you to take then on.
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