D: maniac (raises at least 50% of hands UTG)

B: 61%

D: 73%

Selecting a Range for an Opponent It’s rare that we ⚾️ can put an opponent on a specific two-card combination, but narrowing down their range, or ‘Hand Distribution’, is something you ⚾️ should be doing constantly. And with PokerStove, a little knowledge of your opponent’s range can go a long way. There ⚾️ are a few different ways of setting your opponent’s range, the easiest one is to just type in a percentage ⚾️ of hands they would play. For example, if you know from PokerTracker that your opponent raises pre-flop with 10% of ⚾️ hands in this position, you can input that 10% as their range. PokerStove can convert that 10% to a range, ⚾️ generally taking in 77+, A9s+, KTs+, QTs+, AJo+ and KQo (“77+” means any pocket pair 77 and higher, “KTs+” means ⚾️ any suited king, with a ten or better kicker, and so on). It’s also possible to enter a range of ⚾️ hands manually, as not all players think the same way. You can even adjust the range that PokerStove suggests after ⚾️ you give it a percentage, adding or removing hands that you believe an opponent would or wouldn’t play.