[RyanCMU]

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Any suggestions how I can practice hand reading? For example, fire up 4 tables, tile them and start playing and think each hand and look what opponents doing. It would be good exercise? Or anyone have better ideas?

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Diebiters hand range tool is a great way to start, I'll look up the link a little later.

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eh, so you all know, I forgot to renew the domain it's registered under, so there's no working link at the moment. I'm trying to reacquire it, and I'll post when it's back.

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Thanks, I personally wish that tool was around a lot earlier in my playing days...

I refered a few players who I coached (uNL players) who were having trouble w/ hand ranges to use it in their down time just to gt comfortable assignign basic ranges to player archeotypes quickly, they siad it was super helpful to them. So heres a delayed thanks in creating it [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]