Range Editor

Build, annotate and share your ranges with a visual 13×13 grid. Color-code value, bluff and call combos.

Opening ranges

Scenarios

Statistics

Range size0.0%

total combos

hands

pair combos

suited combos

offsuit combos

Color annotation

Import / Export

Standard notation: 22+, A2s+, KTo+, 77-TT, A9o-A5o; separate with commas, spaces or line breaks.

Yellow = pairs (e.g. AA, KK)Blue = suited (e.g. AKs)Grey = offsuit (e.g. AKo)Drag across the grid (mouse) or tap cells to select several hands; Enter or Space with the keyboard.

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How to use this free poker range builder

A range is the set of hands you would play the same way in a given spot — thinking in ranges instead of single hands is the biggest conceptual leap in poker. This free range builder lets you construct any range on an interactive 13×13 grid: click or drag to add combos, color-code them as value, bluff or call, and load common presets by position. No sign-up, no download.

The editor imports and exports standard text notation (e.g. "22+, A2s+, KTo+"), so your ranges travel to and from solvers and tracking software. To decide what belongs in each range, start with our guides on poker ranges by position and constructing simple ranges, then test how they fare with range versus range advantage.

Build a range in three steps

Pick a preset for your position (UTG, CO, BTN…) or start from an empty 13×13 grid.
Click or drag combos to add them, and color-code value hands, bluffs and calls.
Export the range as text notation to reuse it in your study sessions or share it.

Frequently asked questions

+What is a poker range?

A range is the set of hands you would play in a given situation. Instead of putting an opponent on one specific hand, you assign them a range of possible holdings based on their position and actions.

+How do you read a 13×13 range grid?

The grid shows all 169 starting hand combos. Pairs run along the diagonal, suited hands above it, offsuit below. Colored cells indicate hands in your range.

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