In last month's column, I talked extensively about the state of poker and my guarded optimism about the game going forward. I received a surprising amount of feedback on the column, both positive and negative. Others shared stories of similar guarded optimism, while a few thought I was crazy to mention the United States and poker economies turning around. I appreciated all of the feedback (both positive and negative) and please continue to send me feedback about my columns or things you'd like to see me write about at rizen1020@gmail.com. One of the positive results from all of this feedback is that I was contacted by Lou Krieger to do his radio show on RoundersRadio.com to talk about some of the projects I'm working on and poker in general. If you want to check out the interview and show, you can do so by visiting Rounders Radio. There was one thing that Lou said on his show that rang so true to me, I felt I had to write something on it expanding further. Probably 30 minutes or so into the show, we came back from a break and he talked about hand ranges and playing in a local game ...