Need some mid and late game range

[CompulsiveGambl]

I'm playing poker since 2023 but recently focused more on learning other aspects to win more but specifically I'm unable to get a read on players so I need some mid and late game ranges which I can play against anyone without the need of reading player tendencies as I've noticed the harder I try the more complicated things turn out

 

[CRStals]

If you are trying to play the game of poker by playing your cards and only your cards you are going to do more damage to your game long term. What you want to do instead is to analyze hands from mid and late position where things went wrong for you and have a honest conversation with yourself:

• If I'm playing my opponent's hand, can I see what I'm doing wrong?
• If you played the hand without knowing your cards, can you figure out what your gap is?

Simply focusing on a hand range chart by position is missing on much of the evolution of the game of poker these days. I'd recommend you go through the Learning Poker section - you'll find a bunch of content like our 30 day course; our Learning Series and countless other threads about this topic and how to approach.

 

[Huntre]

It's seems like you need play depending on position and not your exactly hand, just don't look at your cards

 

[fundiver199]

To be honest it sounds to me like, you just need more practice and more study. I am not even sure, what you mean by "get a read on players?" Winning poker is mostly about developing a strong baseline, where you know when to bet for value, when to check for pot control, when to catch a bluff and when to give up and fold. Its not about "oh I think, this dude has KJ", because thats just not, how poker works.

I said it before, but my best advice is still to use the hand analysis forum and share some actual hands, so we can help you figure out, what you do wrong. Or maybe in some cases that you did nothing wrong but just got unlucky. This is going to be far more helpful than vaque questions about "late or mid game" or "getting a read on players".