Post-flop range analysis

Post-Flop Range Analyzer tool for real hand histories.

Use this Post-Flop Range Analyzer tool to paste a hand history, import hero cards, board cards, action, pot size, and villain range notes, then compare showdown equity with detailed opponent range breakdowns and practical adjustments for value betting, bluff catching, or pot control.

Interactive tool

Build the spot

Step 1: hero hand
Step 2: board cards

Use three, four, or five board cards. Blank cards are treated as unknown future runouts.

The importer looks for hero cards, flop/turn/river board cards, a villain range note, pot sizes, and major actions.

Use tokens like TT+, AQs+, AQo+, KJs, 76s, or random.

Paste a hand history or choose cards manually, then analyze the range.

Board texture

Texture readout

The board texture notes will update after analysis.

Strategic adjustment

What to do with the number

Equity is a starting point. Position, initiative, stack depth, and fold equity decide whether a hand becomes a value bet, check-call, bluff catch, or give-up.

  • Start by naming which side has more nutted hands on this board.
  • Compare hero equity to the price being offered before calling.
  • Adjust pressure when villain's range is capped or overloaded with draws.
Opponent range

Range breakdown

Analyze a complete spot to see how villain's live combos split into made hands, draws, and pressure hands.

  • Break the range into value, pair, draw, and air buckets before trusting one blended equity number.
Range syntax

Fast range entries

  • PairsTT+ means TT, JJ, QQ, KK, AA.
  • SuitedAQs+ means AQs and AKs. JTs means exactly jack-ten suited.
  • OffsuitAQo+ means AQo and AKo. KJo means exactly king-jack offsuit.
  • MixedKQ includes suited and offsuit combos unless a suffix is used.
Review habit

Step-by-step guidance

  1. Set the exact board before choosing a range so blockers are removed correctly.
  2. Start with a tight value range, then widen it to see when your hand changes class.
  3. Use the strategy note as a study prompt, not as a forced betting rule.

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Study plan

Daily review map

Turn one analyzed hand into one leak, one drill, and one table rule.

 Rules

Betting round guide

Review flop, turn, and river flow before studying range interaction.

 Examples

Pressure spots

Compare equity edges to sizing, position, and opponent tendencies.

AI guidance

Dynamic guide

Read the range result like a coach

Start with the equity share, then check which range has more nutted hands, live draws, and blockers. Use the strategic adjustment as a shortlist for value, pot control, bluff catching, or give-up decisions.