Poker Starting Hand Chart
Key for PokerStove Hand Range Charts: -Green for all the pairs -Red for suited hands (everything up and right of the pairs) These hands also have a little s after them -Grey for offsuit hands (everything down and left of the pairs) These hands also have a little o after them -Yellow for a hand that has been selected. The starting hand chart above is a great guide on hand strength. The first chart shows pairs and suited cards. The strength of pairs is pretty obvious. With a pair, you already have a made hand that can possibly win without the help of the community cards to follow. Suited cards also add strength.
Our poker starting hand charts will help you find your feet. We have itemised every poker hand, across each position and preflop situation allowing our users to get used tomaking solid preflop decisions that are profitable.
On the right hand side you can see an example of a good way to use the poker starting hand chart. Always have it beside you when you're playing to ensure you're on the right path.
It is important to vary your style as you learn more and not just stick to the charts.
A typical range of opening hands for beginner's to play with looks like this (Hands in Yellow):
This Chart will show you which hands to play depending on your position at the table:
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