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Solvers teach you to play your hand. Soul Read teaches you to read theirs.
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Putting an opponent on a range is a procedure, not a hunch. Here it is in five steps, then applied to one live hand from preflop to showdown, including the combo count at the river.
Read it →A printable reference for reading hands: player types, opening ranges by position, what bets and checks mean on different boards, combo counting, and the six questions to ask before you act.
Read it →Hand reading improves with repetitions that have feedback. Here are ten exercises, five for the table and five for away from it, that force you to commit to a read and then check it.
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