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[QUOTE="dj11, post: 1911903, member: 13851"] Which Version of PT...3 or 4. Makes a difference as PT4 offers more precise range stats. PT3 ranges at first HUD glance are averaged over all positions. In either case you will start having historical data on these players tendencies. Obviously the large the sample, the better the data. So, for example, if you see players with a VP of 25, dig out your hand rankings chart and find the top 25% of hands. That is his range. But it doesn't end there. You want to expand what you think you understand by first figuring out if a player seems to understand position. PT4 looks to be better at find help for this. With an average VP @ 25%, if this player does that at any position, you might assume he does not understand position, and act accordingly. And label him as novice. If his stats help you see he is tighter in EP (10-15%) then to get to the average, by necessity, he will be looser in LP (30-40%). These values should relate to that hand chart you dug up. Get this much figured out, and you can proceed to more advanced range figuring. [/QUOTE]
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