Hello everyone,

I'm still reading about ranges and messing around with flopzilla. I definitely feel like it's improving my knowledge of the game.

I was curious though, in books and online I always see people posting their range charts. Sometimes they are even color coded to represent 3-bet / cold call ranges. My question is, is there a program available to make these charts on my own? I've done a few google searches and haven't been able to find one. I considered using MS Excel and doing it from scratch, but I was just wondering if there was an easier way.

Thanks

Excel is probably the easiest way since you've already got a visual tool for tables, rows, and columns, unless you want to go more hardcore and try some html/css (or an editor that builds that for you), I'd recommend Excel.

i used excel when still used range charts its all in my head now lol good news if play enough hands you dont need a lot of things you used in past.... simply by knowing what and why your doing it etc... i do think going over hand histories though is very important so that is something i will continue to take the time to do in the future

Originally Posted by Brain Gainz

Hello everyone,

I'm still reading about ranges and messing around with flopzilla. I definitely feel like it's improving my knowledge of the game.

I was curious though, in books and online I always see people posting their range charts. Sometimes they are even color coded to represent 3-bet / cold call ranges. My question is, is there a program available to make these charts on my own? I've done a few google searches and haven't been able to find one. I considered using MS Excel and doing it from scratch, but I was just wondering if there was an easier way.

Thanks

Hey, I use this:

https://floattheturn.com/wp/tools/range-analyzer/

You can set it to have up to 7 colors.