Not really.

I've added a whole bunch of stuff since the latest manual and I still need to update it.
I'll do that in a few months if I'm sure I won't be changing it again in some way shape or form.
It takes a lot of effort to make a video manual and if I, let's say, choose to change the appearance of the program, then I'd have to do everything over again.

For now the only way to be aware of new features is to read the release notes in every version.

Ok then . I ask you another thing: is possible to review all hands of a sng and graph the ev of our play, then we can change our game decision and do another graph and then, compare they in one graph instead of 2?

Pfff, that would be an entirely different piece of software all together.
Sit n Go Wizard does something like that I believe.
I'd hate to reinvent the wheel.

Obv, I don't want to change it,your program is usefull :-D
I ask you because, maybe it would be possible and I don't know of it

No, I'm afraid that's not possible, however you might want to google "Sit and go wizard" for that.
That program does exactly what you are asking for in post #302.

No no wizard tells me other things...probably I have explained bad myself.
What I should said is: Is possible to make a graph like poker EV for all the hands?

That would be extremely complex (impossible in fact I think) since it would require building a bot that would simulate the behaviour of every single one of your opponents and then figure out your EV against their ranges. This would only be possible for all in moves. And that program already exists.

I'm bad explained myself again...I'm talk about EV graph when players are all in.

Oh, yes, that would be possible.
It would take me quite a bit of time though I think.
Also, it already exists, which kind of defeats the purpose.

If you are talking about juk's program...it only support sng 6-10 handed

I was talking about pokerEV.

Of course but it doesn't support sng, it's only for cash game

Scylla, would it be possible to implement something that would simulate Sklansky-Chubukov calculation?

For example, take the following model:



What I want to do is change the circled part from "call with ____ defined range" to "call *if it is profitable* to do so." What I mean is, when enumerating an EV run, the program gives me 32o for my shove in the BB, then calculates SB's equity and has the SB call (in the simulation) with all the hands for which it's +EV. Then it gives me 42o, recalculates SB's equity with his whole hand range and then has him call with the hands for which he can profitably do so, etc etc. The ultimate goal is to calculate the range with which the BB can shove in that spot profitably assuming that the SB plays perfectly against every shove.

You could kinda consider it a batch process - since we're assigning Hero (BB) each individual hand and running an EV run against that one hand. That is in fact how I would calculate this, but obv changing hero's hand one at a time and resetting SB's range to exclude his -EV calls after each EV run would take hours.

Or is there a way for me to do this right now and I'm just a retard? If not, I would LOVE LOVE LOVE this feature and I might ask for your hand in marriage. We could go out in public together!


(wrt the "resetting SB's range to exclude his -EV calls" - could you implement that automatically? Frequently when using this program I do an EV run, then edit someone's range to exclude all the hands that show up as -EV when I hover the mouse over their hands - a one-click or button thing which would go through the EV table and edit out -EV hands from the range would be awesome)

Hi Goofy,

I am indeed working on unexploitable shoving this week and hope to have it done by friday. We probably won't be so lucky though, but it should be done within a reasonable timeframe.
It's a somewhat complex problem and it's one of the reasons why I wrote the math engine (I couldn't do it with the Monte Carlo one because I need the EXACT EV of every individual holecard without it jumping to a different value with every calculation).

Cheers,

Scylla


Edit: Surprisingly, as it turns out, you must include some -EV hands in your shoving range to arive at an equilibrium between hero and villain's range. It's been a huge pain, but I've finally figured out how to arrive at the mathematically correct answer in a pretty reasonable timeframe. I think. It's not easy.

Yeah, it's definitely a mind****. I get confused every time I sit down w/ the program and try to figure it out.