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What Is Uncapped Range in Poker?

A range that can still contain its strongest possible hands.

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What it means

A re-raiser often retains strong hands that a caller may rarely have.

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A practical example

A preflop four-bettor can still hold aces on the flop.

Where you will hear it

Texas Hold’em, Omaha where applicable. The exact usage can vary with rules and context.

Related concepts

Capped RangeA range unlikely to contain the very strongest hands after a sequence of actions.Explore ↗Merged RangeA betting or raising range containing many strong and medium-value hands rather than a separated bluff tail.Explore ↗Opening RangeThe set of hands a player first raises when action folds to them.Explore ↗Protection BetA bet intended partly to deny equity to weaker hands that could improve.Explore ↗Preflop RangeThe hands a player chooses to play before the flop from a specific position and situation.Explore ↗

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Published 2026-10-15 · Updated 2026-10-15 · Flawless Poker Cosmic Codex