Too many static charts
Most poker ranges are shared as images or PDFs that show hands, but not always the full spot: position, scenario, stack depth, and adaptation logic.
Poker ranges preflop guide
All your MTT poker ranges, position by position, depth by depth
If you are searching for a practical way to study poker ranges, this page shows what to review, in what order, and how RangerPro speeds up the process in 6-max and 3-max tournaments.
1,300+ curated MTT ranges
Visual 13×13 matrix to memorize faster
Positions, scenarios, stack depths, and mixed frequencies
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Flat
3bet
- 1,300+ Preloaded Ranges
- 14 Stack Depths
- 6 Positions
- 8 Scenarios
Why poker ranges are hard to study
Most players bounce between static charts, lose the exact context of the spot, and quickly forget what they were trying to memorize.
Too many spots to retain
Between opens, defending vs opens, 3-bets, and changing stacks, it becomes hard to know which poker range deserves your study time first.
Very little visual feedback
Without a clear matrix and visible frequencies, it is harder to lock strong preflop poker ranges into memory before your sessions.
Why RangerPro
A real study page for poker preflop ranges
RangerPro is not just another chart library. It is a study workflow designed to make poker ranges readable, comparable, and practical for the exact tournament spot.
See every range clearly
The 13×13 matrix instantly shows which hands fold, call, raise, 3-bet, or jam in each scenario.
Work by scenario
Move from opening ranges to defending vs opens or vs 3-bets without losing the exact context of what you are studying.
Understand mixed play
Mixed frequencies show when a hand is not pure and how often each action should appear.
Adjust for bounty formats
The PKO calculator helps connect theoretical poker ranges to real bounty incentives in knockout tournaments.
Study routine
How to use this poker ranges base
Instead of trying to memorize random charts, move through your spots with a simple and repeatable review routine.
Step 1
Pick one exact spot
Choose the position, scenario, and stack depth you face most often in MTT play.
Step 2
Read the range visually
Use the matrix to quickly spot the core hands, marginal defenses, and mixed combos that define the range.
Step 3
Repeat and adjust
Compare your current assumptions with the defaults, review the spot after play, and adapt for format, ICM, or PKO pressure.
Poker ranges FAQ
Quick answers for players who want a dedicated page focused on preflop poker ranges.
What is a poker preflop range?
A poker preflop range is the set of hands you choose to play in a given spot, whether that means opening, calling, 3-betting, shoving, or folding.
Why should MTT players study poker ranges?
Because tournament positions, stack depths, and format pressure change constantly. Strong poker ranges reduce guesswork and speed up preflop decisions.
Is RangerPro useful for advanced players too?
Yes. Strong players use it to review faster, compare nearby spots, visualize mixed frequencies, and prepare sharper aggressive adjustments.
What poker ranges are included?
RangerPro currently covers poker preflop ranges for 6-Max MTT and Trident 3-Max MTT, including opens, defense vs open, vs 3-bet, vs 4-bet, vs all-in, vs limp SB, and vs limp raise BB.
Can I start for free?
Yes. You can explore part of the poker preflop range library and interface for free before unlocking deeper stacks and advanced tools.
What is the difference between MTT and cash game ranges?
In MTT, stack depth changes constantly and ICM pressure pushes you to tighten or jam. Ranges therefore adapt to each depth, unlike cash games played at a steady 100bb.
What a poker MTT range chart looks like
Here is a real preflop range chart, just like the ones you view and edit in RangerPro. Each cell is a hand, each color an action.
Example: under the gun (UTG) opening range at 100bb in 6-max MTT
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Raise
How to read a preflop range chart
- Each color maps to an action: fold, call/limp, open, 3-bet, or all-in.
- The diagonal holds the pocket pairs, from AA in the top left down to 22 in the bottom right.
- Suited and offsuit hands each occupy one triangle on either side of the diagonal.
- The shorter the stack, the tighter the range or the more it shifts to all-in: compare depths to see it.
Browse MTT ranges by position
Explore the most commonly studied preflop spots, or browse the full range library organized by position, scenario, and stack depth.
Opening width by position, at 100bb
The six freely browsable opening ranges, measured across the 169 cells of the grid.
UTG33.1%56 hands
HJ39.1%66 hands
CO47.9%81 hands
BTN66.9%113 hands
SB85.8%145 hands
BB37.9%64 hands
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Open
Strategy guides
Understand before you memorise
A chart never tells you why a hand opens here and folds there. The guides explain the logic behind the ranges, position by position and depth by depth.
Ready to study poker ranges seriously?
Move from static charts to a visual study base built to memorize, compare, and adapt your poker preflop ranges for tournament play.