Split View and the Matrix View are two more ways to look at the range you already have. Split View puts each action in its own column, showing which hands check and which bet. Matrix View draws the range as the 13x13 grid, where its shape reads at a glance.
Switching between them rearranges the same strategy on screen. Nothing is re-solved. Pick the layout that fits the question you are asking.
All three are tabs in the strategy panel's tab row. Range is the default list. Split and Matrix sit beside it. A Categories panel beside the list groups the hands by type. Reading and sorting the Range list itself is covered in The Range View and Syntax Search.
The Categories panel: each hand type with its share of the range and its action split.
Split View: one column per action
Split View lays the range out as one column per action, side by side. Checking hands sit in one column, betting hands in another, so you read which holdings take each line instead of one blended list.
You get a column for each action available at that point. A flop where the range can check or make a single bet shows two columns. When a street has more bet sizes, you get more columns, one per action.
Each column header names its action, the share of the range that takes it, and the column's own combo count.
Under the header, the combos are listed with Hand, EV% and Freq % sub-columns, for comparing hands inside one action. EV% is that hand's EV for the column's action, as a percentage of the pot at the current node, which is what lets you compare it between spots where the pot is a different size. Values above 100% are normal: a hand can be worth more than the pot currently is. Change which metrics appear through Manage columns.
Copy one action's range
Each action column has a Copy range button that copies that action's range to the clipboard. Use it when you want only the betting hands or only the checking hands, rather than the whole range.
Matrix View: the 13x13 grid
The Matrix tab draws the range as the 13x13 starting-hand grid. Each cell is colored by the actions its hands take, giving the shape of the range without a list to scroll.
The Matrix tab, showing the starting-hand range as a 13x13 grid with the suit filters above it.
Before the flop the grid separates folding from raising. On the flop it separates checking from betting. A cell with more than one color is one where the range mixes actions. Where a cell is all one color, every hand in it takes the same action.
The Matrix tab on a flop, with cells colored by checking and betting and the equity tools open beside it.
Cells show a two-card shorthand such as AKt and AKu. This is a display simplification: one grid cell stands for many combos.
Select a cell to study one hand
- Click a cell in the grid. Its two cards are pinned into the four-slot card row in the controls above the grid, and the cell turns yellow.
- Hover a second cell and its two cards fill the other slots, completing the hand. The rest of the grid dims so the pinned hand's row and column stand out.
- Click the ✕ beside the slots to clear the selection.
In the Matrix view, the right panel also has a Hand Strategy tab beside the equity tabs. With a cell selected, open it and hover over valid cards to see the strategy.
Suit filters: single, double, triple, quadruple and rainbow
Where your format uses suit groups, a controls row sits above the grid and carries the suit control described below.
The suit control offers five options you can combine: Single, Double, Triple, Quadruple and Rainbow. On a very wide screen they sit above the grid as buttons; on a normal laptop screen they fold into a Suits menu. They change how the grid projects the range's suitedness, showing one suit pattern at a time rather than blending them.
When to use which
- Split View when you want the hands behind one action, their combo count and EV, or when you want to copy a single action's range.
- Matrix View to see the shape of the whole range at once, and to drill into one exact hand by selecting its cell.
- The Range list when you want to sort combos or search for specific hands with Syntax Search, both covered in The Range View and Syntax Search.
On the flop, the strategy panel also adds equity tools and a hand-strength breakdown beside the grid. Those live in Equity Buckets and the Equity Graph and Hand Categories.
To see this range in both views, open this spot and switch between them.