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on deckBig Slick — poker tournament timer
Hand reading starts with who you're playing, not with your cards. The three-step method, 6-max opening ranges, what each of seven player types means when they bet or call, and one hand run against all seven with the combos counted.
Read it →A range is the list of hands this player would play this way, some more likely than others. Here's the method in five steps, one $1/$2 hand counted street by street, and the same hand replayed against a nit, a calling station and an aggressive fish.
Read it →A printable, one-sheet reference for reading hands at six-max: the seven player types with their stats and what their bets and calls mean, opening ranges by seat, the price of every bet size, combo counting, and flop odds.
Read it →Hand reading improves only with feedback. Ten drills for the table and the desk, a way to score every read on hit rate and width, combo sets with answers, and a drill that runs one bet against all seven player types.
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