[GTO] GTO+/CardRunnersEV?
08-27-2010
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08-28-2010
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08-28-2010
, 05:22 PM
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Hey, thanks for getting back to me.
I'm referring to the fact that the pink and purple percentages representing the total probability a decision point is reach (including all pink hand possibilities) all read either 100% or 0%. So, for example, in the file I sent you, BB three bets 100%, calls 100%, and folds 100%, which doesn't make any sense.
I'm referring to the fact that the pink and purple percentages representing the total probability a decision point is reach (including all pink hand possibilities) all read either 100% or 0%. So, for example, in the file I sent you, BB three bets 100%, calls 100%, and folds 100%, which doesn't make any sense.
BB raises to 2 64.8% of the time after button bets 1.
After he raises button will call 100% of the time, in other words with all of his hands.
Etc.
Do you get different results or are you perhaps looking at a different part of the tree?
Also, once again, should this be the cause of the misunderstanding: The percentages in relative mode indicate the percentage a certain action is taken given the fact that you've reached that part of the tree. Absolute mode actually weighs with the chance of getting to that part of the tree.
08-31-2010
, 12:53 AM
Hi Scylla, I just bought stoxev and have been looking at the manual and training videos, perhaps I missed something but I don't see how I can do this...
If I select an opening range like this for instance....
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I don't know how to weight specific hole cards. I know we can weight the entire range by selecting the 100% button, but in reality if villain open raises in my example, he may only open raise a hand like 87s 25% of the time. So for instance we can do this in flopzilla, but I don't see how I can do it here. So in this example I wouldn't want to weight all the hands @ 25% for example because villain will be raising AA etc. 100% of the time, but like I said his opening range won't contain some other hands 100% of the time.
-Thanks.
If I select an opening range like this for instance....
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I don't know how to weight specific hole cards. I know we can weight the entire range by selecting the 100% button, but in reality if villain open raises in my example, he may only open raise a hand like 87s 25% of the time. So for instance we can do this in flopzilla, but I don't see how I can do it here. So in this example I wouldn't want to weight all the hands @ 25% for example because villain will be raising AA etc. 100% of the time, but like I said his opening range won't contain some other hands 100% of the time.
-Thanks.
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09-01-2010
, 02:20 AM
Hi Scylla, Everyone.
I'm trying to figure out how ranges carry over street to street post flop when we use weights. I know the popup help says that "Weights don't have a memory" But I'm still a bit confused, let me illustrate.
Pre-Flop the cutoff raises to 3 dollars with AA and the button calls. 6 Combos of AA.
On the Flop cutoff c-bets 2/3 pot with his entire range of AA and button calls. 6 Combos of AA.
On the Turn cutoff bets 2/3 pot with 50% of his range of AA and 50% he folds and the button calls.
Now at this point It is my understanding that on the turn the cutoffs range still consists of 6 combos of AA and he chooses to bet only 50% and fold 50%.
Ok, this is the part where I am not sure of what is happening. When we get to the river does the cutoff now only have 3 combos of AA in his range? Or does he still have the original 6 combos starting from his pre-flop range? So on the river the Cutoff here Bets 50% again, so does this mean he is betting 1.5 combos of AA because we got to the river with 3 combos and now we are betting half of 3 combos? My question applies to any type of range, so for another example if there is a raise pre flop with AKs,AKo (16 combos) and we weight that to 50% and the raiser flops TPTK the raiser should have 6 combos of TPTK instead of 12 combos correct?
-Thank you
I'm trying to figure out how ranges carry over street to street post flop when we use weights. I know the popup help says that "Weights don't have a memory" But I'm still a bit confused, let me illustrate.
Pre-Flop the cutoff raises to 3 dollars with AA and the button calls. 6 Combos of AA.
On the Flop cutoff c-bets 2/3 pot with his entire range of AA and button calls. 6 Combos of AA.
On the Turn cutoff bets 2/3 pot with 50% of his range of AA and 50% he folds and the button calls.
Now at this point It is my understanding that on the turn the cutoffs range still consists of 6 combos of AA and he chooses to bet only 50% and fold 50%.
Ok, this is the part where I am not sure of what is happening. When we get to the river does the cutoff now only have 3 combos of AA in his range? Or does he still have the original 6 combos starting from his pre-flop range? So on the river the Cutoff here Bets 50% again, so does this mean he is betting 1.5 combos of AA because we got to the river with 3 combos and now we are betting half of 3 combos? My question applies to any type of range, so for another example if there is a raise pre flop with AKs,AKo (16 combos) and we weight that to 50% and the raiser flops TPTK the raiser should have 6 combos of TPTK instead of 12 combos correct?
-Thank you
09-01-2010
, 10:44 AM
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Hi Scylla, Everyone.
I'm trying to figure out how ranges carry over street to street post flop when we use weights. I know the popup help says that "Weights don't have a memory" But I'm still a bit confused, let me illustrate.
Pre-Flop the cutoff raises to 3 dollars with AA and the button calls. 6 Combos of AA.
On the Flop cutoff c-bets 2/3 pot with his entire range of AA and button calls. 6 Combos of AA.
On the Turn cutoff bets 2/3 pot with 50% of his range of AA and 50% he folds and the button calls.
Now at this point It is my understanding that on the turn the cutoffs range still consists of 6 combos of AA and he chooses to bet only 50% and fold 50%.
Ok, this is the part where I am not sure of what is happening. When we get to the river does the cutoff now only have 3 combos of AA in his range? Or does he still have the original 6 combos starting from his pre-flop range? So on the river the Cutoff here Bets 50% again, so does this mean he is betting 1.5 combos of AA because we got to the river with 3 combos and now we are betting half of 3 combos? My question applies to any type of range, so for another example if there is a raise pre flop with AKs,AKo (16 combos) and we weight that to 50% and the raiser flops TPTK the raiser should have 6 combos of TPTK instead of 12 combos correct?
-Thank you
I'm trying to figure out how ranges carry over street to street post flop when we use weights. I know the popup help says that "Weights don't have a memory" But I'm still a bit confused, let me illustrate.
Pre-Flop the cutoff raises to 3 dollars with AA and the button calls. 6 Combos of AA.
On the Flop cutoff c-bets 2/3 pot with his entire range of AA and button calls. 6 Combos of AA.
On the Turn cutoff bets 2/3 pot with 50% of his range of AA and 50% he folds and the button calls.
Now at this point It is my understanding that on the turn the cutoffs range still consists of 6 combos of AA and he chooses to bet only 50% and fold 50%.
Ok, this is the part where I am not sure of what is happening. When we get to the river does the cutoff now only have 3 combos of AA in his range? Or does he still have the original 6 combos starting from his pre-flop range? So on the river the Cutoff here Bets 50% again, so does this mean he is betting 1.5 combos of AA because we got to the river with 3 combos and now we are betting half of 3 combos? My question applies to any type of range, so for another example if there is a raise pre flop with AKs,AKo (16 combos) and we weight that to 50% and the raiser flops TPTK the raiser should have 6 combos of TPTK instead of 12 combos correct?
-Thank you
He's betting 1.5 combos of AA on the river.
His total number of combos is also 1.5.
So his range is 1.5/1.5*100%=100% AA.
However, if he had AA or KK then originally he would have 6 AA combos and 6 KK combos, with a total of 12 combos.
After betting only 50% AA and 100% KK he would have 3 AA combos and 6 KK combos.
After again betting only 50% AA on the river he would have 1.5 AA combos and 6 KK combos with a total of 7.5 combos.
So at the river he would have 1.5/7.5*100%=20% AA and 80% KK.
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