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Is there a public domain source for bet sizings in multiway pots?

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01-20-2022 , 09:43 PM

Micturition Man

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It appears that monkersolver would be the primary source for this. I don't mean something as fancy as GTO Wizard, just some essays or instructional videos or something.

I've literally not seen anything on this topic since I started getting into this stuff. Everything is HU to the flop.

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01-21-2022 , 12:09 AM

tombos21

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Nothing free/public AFAIK. I mean there's some toy game stuff and a few paid courses that discuss the generality of it, but not much hard data.

Pokersnowie probably offers the lowest bar to entry if you want to study multiway.

Simple 3-way or Monker are the only solvers I know that can handle multiway postflop sims, although there are a number of preflop solvers that can do it.

There used to be a good article on InsiderPoker but it looks like the site got taken down.

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01-21-2022 , 03:42 PM

Micturition Man

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Originally Posted by tombos21

Thanks.

I actually studied Pokersnowie pretty fixedly for general strategy in all spots, and while I think it is quite strong in general (contrary to a lot of comments I've seen here), I felt like I was mooring myself to an "obsolete" framework.

At least if you want to directly implement a lot of the current instructional stuff you have to move more toward the GTO Wizard kind of model of preflop ranges and raise sizes.

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