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Hi everyone, this is the Budget Effects Channel, this is the 4th edition, just a little bit about makeup intake, but today I'd like to play around with what a range is. Yes, what is a range? Range, microwave oven, GDA, if you're not careful, you're a weakling. A range is a term used in poker to

describe the possible combinations of hands a person might have. For example, if Sou has a King, and this is the receive, and that's the base, and maybe the Queens are also there, so this range of hands is called a range. So why is there a concept called a range? Well, as you play poker, you'll find out that you can never be absolutely certain that your opponent has an A, C, S, or something. You can only

guess, but you have to make predictions and then properly formulate a strategy. So all of these together is called an edge, and this is the first thing I want you to remember. So when you're playing, first of all you have to think about what your range is as you play. What you absolutely must

not do is think that your opponent has nothing, in other words, your range is also your opponent's range. Playing while considering both sides of the game is difficult. The main thing I want you to remember from this video is which range is stronger. It's like thinking about the win rate of a range versus a battery. It's

incredibly difficult, isn't it? For example, let's say A and B have a range of Aces, Kings and Queens. B's group has Aces, 5 Suits, 4 Jacks. Which range is stronger? A's seems stronger, he's in serious mode. By the way, there's a way to calculate this. I'll explain how to do it at the

end of the video. It's like a 79 bar versus a 21 bar win rate. It's like a kindergartener. You also need to calculate ranges. Instead of thinking about individual hands, you need to think about ranges. If you can do this, you'll instantly become an advanced player. So why do I want you to do that? It's like thinking with a range that you want to