The reason that >=set, oesd and "fold all hands" is ignored is because of the "all hands" condition on top of the "raise to 97" action.
After that condition is found to be true the program continues with that action.
Basically what you're telling it to do right now is to "raise to 97 with all hands".
To solve this, just remove "all hands".
To remove all hands, left-click it to select it and press Del.

Cheers,

Scylla

thank you

now it works.

hi guys, is there any study group/forum for this amazing software running?

Hi Scylla
I don't know if this is the right place to complain but I have to solve this problem:
I just bought the software couple days ago. And it runs really slow.
Every action takes several seconds to perform. Is there anything I can do?
thank you

It's probably better if you send an e-mail since it might take a couple of tries to figure out the cause. For now, first thing I'd try is uninstall and reïnstall. Second is to set an exception in your virus scanner, which could be slowing things down. Anyhow, if that doesn't work, just send an e-mail.

Hi Scylla,

Can we still pay through FTP transfer for FlopZilla?

Hi GeleHaas,

Sure, I have no issues with that.

Cheers,

Scylla

Hey, just bought the software.
Why is the sum of all % greater than 100 ? What's the difference between absolute and cumulative ?
Thanks.

Hi piguanitore,

Because there's 3 categories of stats in Flopzilla, namely made hands, draws and combinations of the two.
There can be overlap between the made hands and draws categories.
For example a hand can be both top pair and a flushdraw.
In the current beta you can actually get a breakdown in more detail.
To get the beta, go here:
http://www.cardrunners-ev-calculator...zillaBeta.html
For a breakdown of a certain hand, just move your mouse over the statistic.
Flopzilla will now only filter the hands that apply to that statistic, allowing you to see how it falls into other categories.

Cumulative gives the chance of having a certain hand or better.
Absolute just gives the chance of having that hand.

Have anyone successfully installed CardRunners EV under Mac/wine? I made it run, but instead of the main area I see just bunch of random colors. Menu and standard message boxes work fine.

Hi Scylla,
It would be very nice if you will make cardrunners ev able to operate with entraction network hand histories. Is it possible in near future?

Really loving the software, thank you.

Just what i guess is a pretty basic question but im getting myself confused with it so thought i had better ask.

Now im just playing around with some steal situations for instance, BTN raises, SB folds and BB 3bets with x amount of hands. Now when im doing this and saying the BTN is raising x amount of hands do i still have to put a fold action on the BTN for the rest of the hands that he would fold? Same thing goes for the BB, do i put a fold action there as well for the rest of the hands that he dosnt raise?

Whats the difference between adding the fold actions and not adding the fold actions?

Sorry its pretty basic but im a little confused.

Any help will be appreciated.

I'm afraid I don't have the time at the moment, sorry.

You always need to define what a player does with each of his hands.
There's one exception to this, namely the very first decision that player makes. This first decision determines his range. So if you don't add a fold action and give a player AA in his first decision, then that is his entire range.

Ah i think i get it. So when the BTN raises i dont have to put a fold action with this but when i put the BB to raise unless i am raising 100% of hands then i have to have a fold action to work everything out correctly. Is that correct?

Thanks again and sorry for the newbie question.

Yes, I believe that would be correct.
If you're the button and you're only interested in your raise action, then the fold action doesn't add anything.
In fact, when in Monte Carlo mode adding the fold action would waste a significant portion of the simulations, since a lot of runs would be going through a line that is not interesting to you.

Thanks very much.

Hey i watched the tutorial videos and thought i would have a look on CR to see if there were anymore videos to do with the software. Ive just seen theres one coming out in a few days time. Is this going to be different from the previous videos?

It's a remake because the older videos were starting to get a bit outdated.
I'd say there's about 20% new info in there.

I am having troubles with the trial version of the app. After I import a hand, I can't enter any actions or hand ranges. If I enter the hand manually, it works fine. Is it a restriction of a trial version?

No, that's not a restriction that should be there.
Could you mail the hand to support please?

Can I just post a hand here or do you want me to email it to support@cardrunners-ev-calculator.com?

All my hands have this problem. For example:

Full Tilt Poker Game #30288910158: Table Hustler (heads up) - $0.25/$0.50 - No Limit Hold'em - 13:18:13 MSK - 2011/05/04 [05:18:13 ET - 2011/05/04]
Seat 1: player1 ($53.50)
Seat 2: player2 ($45)
player1 posts the small blind of $0.25
player2 posts the big blind of $0.50
The button is in seat #1
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to player1 [Ts Th]
player1 raises to $1.50
player2 raises to $5
player1 has 15 seconds left to act
player1 has requested TIME
player1 raises to $15
player2 has 15 seconds left to act
player2 folds
Uncalled bet of $10 returned to player1
player1 mucks
player1 wins the pot ($10)
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $10 | Rake $0
Seat 1: player1 (small blind) collected ($10), mucked
Seat 2: player2 (big blind) folded before the Flop

Ah, got it.
The hh you posted actually works fine.
The problem is if it exceeds the maximum number of nodes.
You should still be able to edit the tree after that, but it appears something is going wrong.
This problem should only occur in the trial version though.
I'll see what I can do, but it might take about two weeks.
Sorry about that.

I'm firing up CREV again after not having used it for a long time so this is probably a stupid question ...

I'm baffled by the EV result showed for a node on the tree.

In my HH tree, the node I'm looking at only has the action "checkdown all hands".

On this node, CREV says:

pot: 10.5
to call: 4.00
odds: 2.63
stack: 98.50
EQ: 34.8%
EV:2.18

shouldn't EV here just be (14.5 * .348 - 4) =~ 1.05?

i.e. EV = pot * equity - call (since we are in checkdown mode).

When I click the relative/absolute button I see $:1.12 instead. This is close to my 1.05 value but I would expect accounting for rake makes the CREV higher, not lower?

Could you mail the savefile please?