When a solution is mixed, then the EV for both actions will be exactly the same, and the solver will be indifferent between which action to choose. The frequency that is used is in order to set up ranges for the later parts of the hand. It does not mean that the solver prefers one action over the other; they both have the same EV. This will apply to any mix in a GTO solution.

As to why TT is being checked back here, this is not a question to which I can give an answer. Hands are typically assigned in order to set up ranges for later parts of the hand so that the opponent can never know exactly which types of hands you're holding. Apparently, it's important to have the near-nuts in your checking range as well. This will both give more value to your weaker range (such as draws, which can more easily be semi-bluffed), as well as the TT itself, which is pretty well disguised. The situation is too complex for me to give a full breakdown though.

For this, lock the edited decision and run the solver again under "Run solver".
The GTO solution will be calculated within the given restrictions.

"Play against the solution" is only available for trees that have been solved.
So if you solve the file under "Run solver" then the icon should become available.

Hi Scylla now that I begin to grasp and solve simple toy games I understand how valuable solvers are.
The 'play vs solution' feature is astonishing and 100% that I will buy your product once I've finished my GTO poker book.

Is possible to change the colors of the actions? Like bet= red check= yellow and so on?

Finger crossed for the night mode of GTO+

The action colours are stored in /config/settings.txt under [ACTION COLORS]. Windows does not directly allow you to edit this files in C:/program files though, so copy it to a directory such as C:/tmp to make changes.

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Hi,
So i have these ranges in Pio(They are in .TXT), i already have the "Ranges" folder in the same folder as GTO+ but no ranges are shown, also when i try to import it reads "FAILED TO IMPORT RANGES"
1) How can i paste this ranges in GTO+?
2) where are the ranges in GTO+ storaged?

1)
- Create a directory /pio in GTO+'s directory (most likely C:\Program Files\GTO)
- Copy your pio ranges into that directory
- Go to "Settings->Import preflop ranges"
- Set the top option to "pio" and click on "IMPORT RANGES"

2)
The ranges for GTO+ are stored in /config/newdefs3.txt

How can we compare ev of DIFFERENT turns and view the strategy of different turns on the hand matrix, on the fly?

Would it be possible so that when you mouse over the colored Bet1, Bet2, BetX, Check boxes above the Current Selection of lock&edit that the corresponding ranges could be shown in the hands chart above?

Ok, I will consider it for future releases.

For this, go to the turn report.
A new output mode in v129 will show the distribution in actions for every turn.

Just found this from Google. Thanks a lot man, and congratulations for this software, this is really amazing to use.

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1) "dEV" numbes is same as "Nash dist." in Simple postflop?
2) What is the difference between basic and extensive storage?

Hi. Is it possible to recalculate the GTO now by forcing the 100% cbet flop with the 33% bet size for 44 subset flops?

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I just bought GTO+ and I really like it. Its a lot easier to use than other solvers.

1) dEV is indeed simply the Nash distance.
2) In Extensive storage turn data is saved. In Basic storage it's recalculated when you navigate to a turn line; this will take a few seconds, whereas navigating to turn lines is instant with Extensive storage. If you want to use "Play against the solution" then Extensive storage is probably best. The savefiles are much smaller for Basic storage though. So if you're creating a database of a hundred trees, then in Extensive storage it may take >1GB, whereas for Basic it's only a few dozen MB.

For this, edit your tree and remove the bets that you don't want.
After that, clear the database and build a new one from the edited tree.

What does the buttom "with only 2 bets left, get the money in smoothly" does?
In which spots do you recommend using it?

Is there a way to set up GTO+ to run a bunch of HH I saved by scripting (i.e. a mix of different boards, ranges, trees, stack sizes)?

So i have noticed that "playing against solution" even if i make a mistake the solution would keep playing against me.
1) How is that possible? Does the solver makes a node lock right there?
2) And if it does, how does that node lock looks like(for example i make a none existing [0% freq] 25% bet in river, how do the other nodes in river adjust]? *i would also like this one ansewred in the case that i do my own node locking*

If you want the solver to stop playing when you make a mistake, then turn on "Training mode".

You can save all files that you want solved to a single directory.
After that, use the "Folder" icon to process all files in that directory.

It means that if the players are close to being all-in, the solver will finish up the play with two perfectly sized geometric bets. This feature is particularly useful for deep-stacked play. It helps in ensuring that the players make bets that are in relation to the stack-to-pot ratio.

Thanks!

I solved a subset, now I am wanting to simplify the trees.

After I re-solve a tree, I can't figure out how to add the new tree back to the database.

I have tried:
On left side of interface... Database: "+ Add current tree to database". This has not worked.

I believe you talked about this somewhere but I can't remember...

Get this message about not enough ram.

https://imgur.com/a/7onKBH7

I have 32gb available on this computer, am I reading it correctly that it needs 13.5gb more but only 12.1gb is available?

I'm building deep stack with different sizings so I know some trees will be quite large.

Thanks