Not on PokeStars or FullTilt as they specifically requested the measures.

I doubt it's the issue as well although updating to the newest version is always a good idea.
How many files do you have in the folder which is causing the problem? If it's practical to send them/make them available on google drive or something let me know (preferably by pms). It does look like some local problem though, for example some program blocking access to the files (like antivirus running a scan or something).

The aggregation will be working for a while, for like 90 flops or so, then suddenly a seemingly random flop will be pointed out as invalid (but when I go and open that flop file there's no problem). I actually sent the files to a friend and had him try aggregation, but he had the same problem, so seems like the files are the problem. It's 184 flops but they are micro saves so should be small enough. I'll PM you with a link.

It turned out the reason for that is that some of the flops were run using the preflop solver and others were run using the postflop solver. Unfortunately that won't work with report aggregation right now.

Is there a way to node lock in scripts ? I would like to force a player to overfold on the flop. To do that I currently node lock on a specific tree, making combos that are call/raise less than 30% being folded.

I guess there is a way to do that in script on multiple boards but couldn't find how.

I moved pio from the old pc to a new one. Deactivated the old one, installed the new one. When I first opened it, it didn't ask for a serial, only to choose a solver to connect to. How can I check if I'm registered or not?

It's not possible at the moment.

Is it possible Pio was installed on this PC before? If so the license is likely still active and if it was Pio from a different person you will run into licensing problems now.
Anyway, follow those steps:

1)Go to solver->connect choose PioSOLVER-pro19.exe (or equivalent for basic/edge version)

2)If it connects (you will see a message at the bottom of the window: "connected to..") then try running any tree, if it works then everything is ok, if it crashes after a while it means there are licensing problems, go to step 3)

3)If there are licensing problems the best course of action is to deactivate the solver first, like here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Ozjfnatwms (question number 3)

and then activate it using your own key. Everything should work from there.

When I was installing pio, the bitdefender tried really hard to remove/block running pio files, so while trying to find which bitdefender component to shut down i tried running one of the pio exe files from a rar downloaded from your dropbox rar (if I'm not mistaken) and that pio file opened a black window which asked for my licence code so probably that somehow registered even though I successfully installed/updated pio afterwards (using the time when pc starts up, but bitdefender hasn' t yet).

Anyhow, tried running a tree and everything seemed to work, so I guess it' s fine, hopefully.

Yes, the license is system wise and likely survived. There is nothing to worry about.

How many PCs can an edge license be used on concurrently?

Two at the same time. You can also move it from computer to computer without any limits.

Hi.

Is it possible to resize and make this portion more easy to read?
It would be great to have bigger board texture (sorry if it has already been asked)

Thanks.

EDIT: <<<<<<<<mmm sorry, seems I can't post the relative image :/
EDIT#2: Ok done.

http://imgur.com/8gU90zN

I am sorry but this is very unlikely to happen. There are too many feature requests and small visual improvements are first to be rejected.

Sick.

I understand.

Thanks.

sometimes when running the % jump everywhere, like it'll say exploitable for 2%, then 4% then down to 1%, then up to 2%, etc. is something wrong?

Is it possible to modify a script to calculate multiple flops with different configurations?

If not, is it possible to, after scripting and calculating flops with different configurations, use them all in a single aggregation analysis? (In other words, I want to choose optimal bet sizing for flop texture first, then run turn/river aggregation for all of those together.)

It happens when the tree is difficult for the solver. Usually inclusion of big overbets causes this as the current algorithm doesn't handle those very well. It's a good idea to remove most of them, especially on the flop (where they are not used anyway).

See the Skype group FAQ, here:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1...h.g7mc8bun7z1o

ctrl+f for "scripting", point 2.

I don't understand why you would like to do that. Once the sizes are different the ranges at the point of aggregation will be different as well. Comparing EVs or frequencies in such case makes very little sense. It makes sense to compare EVs at root to determine which sizing is better but you don't need an aggregation report for that.

Even if you use the same configuration for all flops, ranges will be different by turns rivers due to turn and river cards. But in any case, I don't want to vary the ranges - those will remain constant. All I want to change is flop bet sizing.

I want to find aggregate frequencies for database analysis - to see whether a population double barrels too often or not, for example. I just want to frequencies to reflect optimal flop sizings and not best average sizing for all flops, or have to use a bunch of sizings to cover all flops and make the solutions less clean.

That makes sense if you are just going to look at frequencies.
The problem with running such report is that the weights of flops are read from script file and they are important.
I think it's the best to run the reports separately and then weight yourself although that will require some manual work, programming or a clever Excel spreadsheet.

Hi, i kept getting this error code 1. is anyone else experiencing the same thing? http://imgur.com/N4c31uA

I have link an image of the error in case in case there is any mistake i made. The solver only works when there is no raises sizes.

Those are licensing problems. It happens when:

1)You've used files from someone else and your key
2)You've used your files and someone's else key
3)You had Pio from someone else installed before, you bought yours but as the license is system wide it's still there

3) is the most common occurence. What you can do to fix it is this:

1)Deactivate the solver, like here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Ozjfnatwms (question number 3)
2)Run it again and insert your key

That will of course only work if you are using your own personal link to install the solver.

Thank you so much

Hello there,

I just started my way with Pio and unfortunately my current system configuration is not powerful enough to make using the software as fast as needed. Here it is: Dell OptiPlex 7010, HARD DRIVE, 320GB, P11, 7.2K, 2.5, MX320-1, PROCESSOR, IVB, I5-3470S, 2.9, 4C, N0, L, 2x8GB RAM. I am looking into cloud instances and would like to know what kind of components should I be a looking for. I guess we need a compute optimizing one? Could someone who has more knowledge give me a minimum requirements for a system, that of course would be better from my current one, please? Any info is appreciated. Ty

To be honest it's not clear from this description what kind of CPU it is. You can find the name in control panel->system->system

It's difficult to say what you should look for to get faster calculations wihtout the information about the current CPU (I need exact name).

Sorry, I copied that directly from the Dell support site.

Here you go: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3470S CPU @2.9GHz, 16 GB RAM, 64-bit

I am looking to purchase pio - edge version.

i was told a ton of stuff about dedicated servers and cloud instances and stuff that i have no clue about.

i tried to do some looking into and the services that offer that are like $80-300/mo

does anyone have any experience setting these up? or rent cloud instances somewhere at an hourly rate instead of monthly?

I dont know what the next step is to get this software setup. Unsure where to even go from here.