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[QUOTE="Luvepoker, post: 6170879, member: 307971"]
Its not an easy question to answer. Its also such a deep subject and not the same for every player you play against.  It will come together as you play more.

start by what you think they are playing with.  If tight/ passave and raise you may say the have any pair any ace to 8s and any Broadway.  If the flop is 543 rainbow and the bet what could they have.  Are they being all hands or made hands?  Lets say they bet all and you re raise them and they call.  You know they are not calling with total junk.  You may say any set, straight and over pair to the board.  The turn is a 9and a 4th different suit and they bet again and you re raise them and they call.  what could they have   again i said there tight and there betting and calling.  Do you think there doing this without some made hand.  If not you take out everything that's no hand.  Say you think its over pairs and sets.   so then you say they most likely have a set of 3'4'5'and 9's and and pair ten to aces.  ok look at straight ans straight draws?  do you think they would raise 67s or A2S.  If not take those out.  I did say they were tight.  Now there is your range.  Now remember i said passive?  They bet and called a re raise twice.  Would they do that with over pairs?  you may think yes to aces and kings but not queens to tens so you can take them out.  Would they call a check raise on the flop with 9's?  If not you can remove that as well. This is what they use the 2 tools to help study hand ranges. Just remember its not a exact science either.
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