Hi,

I guess some if not most of you are using Pokerstove as a supplementary tool to your game (not while playing though, I guess), and since I got it also, I would appreciate someone telling me what and how are you using it really to help improve or analyze either your game or opponents game. My short usage of PS was only to put in Player1 starting hand PF and then click random on all other players, then click Monte Carlo (for some reason) and look at the percentages and number of won games... I did this to see if some card is worth playing preflop..
I know that what I did is very basic and maybe not even correct, so I would appreciate someone giving me few guidelines so that I can start "exploiting" this software in a better fashion..

Thank you.

It helps us see how our hands do against what range(s) we put villians on...and vice versa. If we know what they had during the hand, we can see what ranges we should game-theoretically be having in situations to learn the optimal bluffing frequency.

How do you define (not in PS) the range? I mean, If you know that villain had for example [Th], what is the range of cards you use for him based on that knowledge?
Is it necessary to have the board cards for this?
What percentages do you use to say "Ok, I can bluff here 20% of the time" for example?