Updated on 21 Feb 26 by

New lesson: the average range of a calling station

How many hands does a calling station really play? You'll find the answer in our lesson.

Lesson Title
The Average Range: Calling Station  

In the final lesson about average ranges, today we look at the average range of a calling station and show just how wide this player type's ranges are.

After assigning your opponent to one of the five player types, determining your opponents' average ranges is the next step in the hand reading process. Once you have this data the funnel principle will allow you to further narrow down their ranges.

View Lesson: The Average Range of a Calling Station

If you have missed any of our previous lesson, or would simply like a refresher, here's an overview of all our latest strategy lessons:

Lesson Title
Equity Introduction    
Introduction to Ranges    
Position    
Playability    
Odds & Outs    
Why do you bet    
The Five Player Types    
Combos & Card Removal    
Equity: Final Calls    
The Average Range    
The Average Range: Nit  
The Average Range: TAG  
The Average Range: LAG  
The Average Range: Maniac  
The Average Range: Calling Station  
The funnel principle    
Game Plan: Introduction    
Range Protection    
Steal-EV    
NL 6-max Preflop Ranges    
UTG Preflop Ranges  
MP Preflop Ranges  
CO Preflop Ranges  
Button Preflop Ranges  
SB Preflop Ranges  
BB Preflop Ranges