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[QUOTE="hardongear, post: 7130633, member: 1009158"]
You don't have to actually remember the whole charts. You just need to remember the bottom of the ranges for early, middle and late positions. Once you have down what the bottom of the ranges are for early, middle and late positions you then know the whole range(everything above the bottom). That's how I went about studying and learning ranges 15-20+ years ago.

After I got some experience, started studying my hand histories and gained notes on players I then focused on adjusting my ranges for different types of villains. Villains with high VPIP I'd call and raise a bit wider. Villains with lower VPIP I'd tight up my ranges and call there raises less and re-raise them less.

And as others have basically said knowing the charts is great and all but you also have to know when and how to adjust for table dynamics and each villain separately. And then there's knowing when and what villains to bluff. A lot of this comes from mostly experience and feel.

Cheers!!!
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