In this video they talk about solvers and how with brute force they are crunching seven billion hands per second just for limit holdem like the example they give AA will win over 72o and they'll do this repeatedly until they they come up with the optimal solution to play aces and every other hand.

So being a total noob to this after he mentioned super computers, I googled how much are super computers worth and it said 100 million dollars which means players using these solvers for poker are obviously not needing these super computers that I googled yeah I'm a noob.

So my question is what are these computers worth that players are using to solve NLHE and how easy will be be for these type of computers to solve NLHE vs limit holdem and other games like pot limit omaha.

btw their is already a omaha solver on the market players are using.