Re: Putting your opponent on a range of hands
A couple other thoughts on hand ranging -
Rarely should you lock in on just one hand - if you are that good, you should be on TV. Its a range, not a hand.
Also - always be willing to open up your range to include different hands on later streets - I can't count how many value bets I've had paid off because my opponent refused to consider my actual hand, even if was obvious that I had outdrawn them (or just always been ahead).
Finally - if someone really is a crazy maniac, they can truly have anything, so don't ever be surprised when they wake up with a monster 62o.
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