Poker Range Generator – Build & Visualize Texas Hold’em Hand Ranges

🟦 What Is a Poker Range?

In poker, you rarely try to guess one exact hand.

Instead, you estimate a range of possible hands your opponent could have.

For example:

• A tight player might only play strong hands like AA, KK, AK
• A loose player might include many more hands like A9, KJ, QTs

A range helps you:

• make better decisions
• calculate odds more accurately
• understand different playing styles

🟦 How to Use the Range Generator

1. Use the grid to select hands manually
2. Or enter a range like:
   
   • 22+ (all pairs)
   • AJs+ (strong suited aces)
   • KQo (specific hand)
3. Use presets for quick setups
4. Copy or share your range for later use

The tool automatically calculates:

• total hands
• number of combinations
• percentage of all possible hands

🟦 Understanding the Grid

The grid shows all possible starting hands in Texas Hold’em:

• Pairs (AA, KK, QQ) are on the diagonal
• Suited hands (AKs, QJs) are above the diagonal
• Offsuit hands (AKo, QJo) are below the diagonal

Each square represents a group of hands.
Click any square to include or exclude it from your range.

🟦 Why This Tool Is Useful

This tool is helpful for:

• Learning basic poker strategy
• Visualizing tight vs loose playstyles
• Preparing ranges for different positions (UTG, BTN, etc.)
• Studying opponent behavior
• Testing scenarios together with odds calculators

Even if you’re not an advanced player, it gives you a clear picture of how hands are grouped and compared.

Example Poker Ranges

Tight range (strong hands only):
AA, KK, QQ, AK

Standard range (balanced play):
55+, A8s+, KTs+, QTs+, JTs, ATo+, KQo

Loose range (wide strategy):
22+, A2s+, K9s+, Q9s+, J9s+, T9s, 98s