Opening Range Breakout Trading Guide
An opening range records the high and low of a defined period near the session start. Learn the idea, then try a free trading decision game.
Quick answer
An opening range records the high and low of a defined period near the session start. An ORB idea considers what happens when price leaves that range. The period must be defined before the move.
- Mark both edges, let the range form, and compare acceptance outside it with a quick return inside.
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Understand the idea
An opening range records the high and low of a defined period near the session start. An ORB idea considers what happens when price leaves that range. The period must be defined before the move.
A decision to think through
Price breaks the upper edge and quickly falls back inside. A range break can fail; chasing the first expansion may leave a poor entry relative to the stop.
Try it through free practice
Mark both edges, let the range form, and compare acceptance outside it with a quick return inside.
- Explain the evidence available before the outcome.
- Read the feedback and identify one change to your process.
- Revisit the decision later and check what you remember.
Your next free learning challenge
Play the free Opening Range decision game. Make five decisions, read the explanation after each answer, and try to state the condition in your own words. First-time correct decisions earn skill XP; later reviews check what you remember. You can then apply the idea in a chart round and inspect the replay. All games, levels, written lessons, and feedback are free, with no signup or real money.
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