[GTO] GTOWizard
06-22-2023
, 05:25 PM
The Simplified Solutions only have a 33% c-bet size on the flop. This is just the size we gave that player, it's not necessarily optimal.
Many players preach just using a one-size flop strategy for simplification purposes. The simplified player just doesn't have the option to overbet the flop, although they can overbet the turn and river. Here's an example:
Note that GTO Wizard has acquired Ruse AI, so next month, you'll be able to automatically simplify any spot to the most optimal one-size strategy.
Many players preach just using a one-size flop strategy for simplification purposes. The simplified player just doesn't have the option to overbet the flop, although they can overbet the turn and river. Here's an example:
Note that GTO Wizard has acquired Ruse AI, so next month, you'll be able to automatically simplify any spot to the most optimal one-size strategy.
06-22-2023
, 05:35 PM
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The Simplified Solutions only have a 33% c-bet size on the flop. This is just the size we gave that player, it's not necessarily optimal.
Many players preach just using a one-size flop strategy for simplification purposes. The simplified player just doesn't have the option to overbet the flop, although they can overbet the turn and river. Here's an example:
Note that GTO Wizard has acquired Ruse AI, so next month, you'll be able to automatically simplify any spot to the most optimal one-size strategy.
Many players preach just using a one-size flop strategy for simplification purposes. The simplified player just doesn't have the option to overbet the flop, although they can overbet the turn and river. Here's an example:
Note that GTO Wizard has acquired Ruse AI, so next month, you'll be able to automatically simplify any spot to the most optimal one-size strategy.
06-23-2023
, 02:02 AM
Quote:
The Simplified Solutions only have a 33% c-bet size on the flop. This is just the size we gave that player, it's not necessarily optimal.
Many players preach just using a one-size flop strategy for simplification purposes. The simplified player just doesn't have the option to overbet the flop, although they can overbet the turn and river. Here's an example:
Note that GTO Wizard has acquired Ruse AI, so next month, you'll be able to automatically simplify any spot to the most optimal one-size strategy.
Many players preach just using a one-size flop strategy for simplification purposes. The simplified player just doesn't have the option to overbet the flop, although they can overbet the turn and river. Here's an example:
Note that GTO Wizard has acquired Ruse AI, so next month, you'll be able to automatically simplify any spot to the most optimal one-size strategy.
I'm currently running flop solves that only have 33% and 125% options. Just so I could *possibly* include overbets on flops. Though I have no idea if this is even a good idea. Just curious to see if anything worthwhile comes of it.
Any chance you have or know anyone who has run this sim? Or have an opinion on it?
Looking forward to the new ruse stuff on GTOW.
06-27-2023
, 01:42 PM
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The Simplified Solutions only have a 33% c-bet size on the flop. This is just the size we gave that player, it's not necessarily optimal.
Many players preach just using a one-size flop strategy for simplification purposes. The simplified player just doesn't have the option to overbet the flop, although they can overbet the turn and river. Here's an example:
Many players preach just using a one-size flop strategy for simplification purposes. The simplified player just doesn't have the option to overbet the flop, although they can overbet the turn and river. Here's an example:
Using one size PER flop is very reasonable, though.
Personally I simplify to 33%, 67% or 125% PER flop.
Also, why is the 0.58x pot size included on the turn in the simplified version?
I think turns can be simplified to one size PER turn as well, especially in this case.
Then using 1 or 2 sizes PER river, depending on the situation.
1) Calculating using different one-size strategies and comparing EV?
2) AI guessing?
3) Most frequently used size?
4) Weighted average of sizes?
Last edited by Zamadhi; 06-27-2023 at 01:57 PM.