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[QUOTE="Goggelheimer, post: 7079544, member: 1014308"]
It´s simple any later seat calling or raising range has to be stronger than an opening range.
Let’s assume someone opens UTG (normally the strongest range at the table) so about 10% of all hands.

Something like this:

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Then your calling or raising range should not look like a button open range like this:

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If you call or raise with a range like this you´ll play perhaps GTO(Guess The Outcome) lol.
Instead more like this:

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So that you have not only position advantage but also a slightly Nut advantage.
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There is a gap in hand strengths.

These are no real examples but a hint and the ranges do not say what to call and who to raise in the later position that depends on you.
It is an older concept, pre GTO times,
solvers are computers that play vs. computers, not humans,
these computers make rare or fewer mistakes post-flop so they can open a wider range than humans in later positions.
Another good portion of this concept is if all players would play like this, it can reduce multiway hands a lot.
HU hands are much easier to play.
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