Who created the range finder software utility?

[Silly String]

I am looking for that little software utility that somebody created a couple months ago. You put in a % (slider bar) and it spits out a range. I have searched and can't find it, did somebody bookmark it or maybe has better search terms to find it than "starting range finder"?
I have a new computer and lost the old download. Thanks

[bode]

im pretty sure it was Hypermegachi. I would try to find it, but i suck at the search feature.

[Trashcona]

is this what you're looking for?

http://www.flopturnriver.com/phpBB2/...oker-55864.htm

[Lukie]

honestly i would just go into pokerstove and manually enter the range. On the link shown there's a 19% range that doesn't even include 22-55; that is pretty much never correct.

[Lukie]

also, perhaps more importantly, every opponent is different. I'd expect most ppl to be raising more suited connected garbage/low pairs/suited aces given typical NL game dynamics than some of the higher offsuit junk (e.g. A9o, QTo) etc in a lot of situations (such as opening MP/HJ in a 6max game).

also, it's a good exercise to do it yourself instead of relying on a program spitting some cards back at you. Just my opinion of course, looks like a pretty cool program to play around with though I guess.

[Silly String]

Thanks Trashcona, that is exactly what I couldn't find myself.

Lukie, I agree that it is always better to do the exercises yourself, but I would like a starting point for finding the ranges. Anyway, I think Hyper took the pokerstove numbers, because Pstove doesn't include 22-55 either. It must be geared more toward limit. Thanks for the input though.

[euphoricism]

The exact % ranges has always been more geared toward limit. Where 18% means almost exclusively the TOP 18%.

Where as in NL it can mean a lot, lot of things.