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  Now, the player acting out of turn will be forced to raise, and when the action gets back to you, you can set a trap.

  What I will say is that you shouldn't feel bad for the poor guy who acted out of line while you're sitting there with a monster.

  Being a nice guy at the table is a good thing, but don't let others take advantage of you.

  Some behaviors are acceptable and tolerated, while others, as described in this article, should be avoided at all costs.

  If you spend any amount of time playing poker, especially in a live setting, you will inevitably encounter a wide variety of situations.

  Poker tells can give you a lot of valuable insight, but they shouldn't be the only thing you consider when making decisions.

  Everything from bet sizes, behavior, and even the time it takes to make a decision can be important in figuring out an opponent's holdings.

  No matter whether you play poker live or online, the most important part of reading your opponents is putting them on a range.

  A 'range' is the range of possible hands they could be holding, so putting them on a range means trying to figure out what those hands are.

  As the game plays out and your opponent makes more decisions and takes more actions, you can use this information to narrow his range.

  But instead of thinking about ranges, many players try to guess their opponents on the river. This approach doesn't work.

  If you want to put your opponent on an accurate range of cards on the river, you need to start your work before the flop.

  They will play very different hands from under the gun (UTG) and the button (BTN), so it's important to give them realistic ranges.

  A player raising from first position will not have 63 in his range, so it is very unlikely that he will have a strong hand on the flop with 633.

  However, a player on the BTN can easily have such a hand, and many more 3x holdings, so you should play differently against this range.

  If they are passive, they may only play 15% of hands from the limit (CO), while an aggressive opponent may open 35% or even more.

  When you evaluate your opponent's position and playing style, you can already guess what hands they might be playing.

  You can learn what your opponents should do in certain situations by studying game theory optimal (GTO) strategy and then adjusting these ranges based on your observations.

  This will help you understand what hands your opponents should check or bet with and then reduce the likelihood of their holdings.

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  Things like opponent stats, bet sizes, or even physical tells can tell you a lot about their holdings. Table dynamics will give you a lot of additional insight.

  Just as you did in step two for the flop, you can continue to reduce your opponents' possible holdings based on their actions and the community cards on the turn and river.

  You can quickly sense a player's tendencies and use this information until you realize that your opponent is adjusting his game, and then react accordingly.

  Considering you don't physically see your opponents when playing online, there are only a few things you can consider.

  You should closely monitor the bet sizes and how long it takes your opponents to make decisions.

  Players are unlikely to bet small as a bluff. Sure, they can do it with medium strength hands, but you will rarely see any air when facing such a bet. Most of the time, they are just trying to see a cheap showdown.

  This is very player dependent but more often than not people try to pick bets with strong holdings. This should not be applied to regulars who balance their ranges.

  However, if you see someone using a very large sizing, especially on a dry board, they are most likely betting for value.

  Most players understand that your range is polarized in this situation, where you either have a strong hand that will call no matter what, or a weak hand, that will fold to even a smaller bet – so there is no point in overbetting as a bluff.

  Almost always an indication of a weak hand. It shows that your opponent has not taken the time to think about his decision, which is very unlikely with a strong defense.

  Can indicate strength, except for bet c. When a player immediately decides to continue betting, it is unlikely to have a strong hand, but in most other cases, you should be aware of this information.

  It is very unlikely to have a strong holding. From my experience, bets in this situation will most often fail.

  This is very strong. I rarely see players bluffing with this line, and the reason they take more time is to look weak, so you should not be fooled by this action.

  Generally shows more strength. We can follow the same logic as in the previous point that players tend to take more time to look weaker and induce another bet from you.

  Of course this can change depending on the player, so you should not base your decision on this information alone, but rather consider it in conjunction with other information.

  Additionally, some players may try to fake this information and act the opposite, so observe your opponents and be open to adjusting your strategy.