1) Will vary alot on multiple factors. A week, perhaps.

2) You should probably reduce buckets to ~15 before reducing texture. Try to keep the size of the streets somewhat even.

3) Right-click result table and choose "Save preflop tree". This will save the preflop ranges in monkerviewer format.

4) You could perhaps navigate to a flop situation, and choose "Board overview" to show the frequencies across all boards there. Only works in hold'em though.


If you have set the -Xmx value higher, then either the estimate is incorrect (unlikely to be that incorrect) or you have other RAM consuming programs open such as pio.
Sure, will add.
Probably differences in the hand rankings. To use PPTs hand rankings you have to:
1. Download the handranking file (I believe it's the 10-handed one) from PPT here: http://www.propokertools.com/oracle_help/range_of_hands
2. Rename it to %.txt and place it in the Omaha subfolder.
3. Restart MonkerSolver.
Yes, checks are labeled call, and will always be available unless you remove them. You should generally not remove the calls/folds. For example, in your image the button does not have the option to fold, which means he will open 100%. Is this what you intended?

No, not at all. The screenshot was from before I figured out that 'Call' = 'Check'.

any chance you will implement icm?

Is there a way to change what 'auto' does in the tree building tab? For example right now it seems to add something like 3/4 pot bet and pot bet etc. What if I just want it to add pot bet and then specific bet sizings for later streets etc.

I'm not sure about these RAM estimates for PLO trees. I have 16 GB RAM installed and I've set -Xmx15g. If I try to run a tree that is estimated to use 6 GB RAM, the solver get's stuck on 'starting...' and after a while my RAM usage in Task Manager goes up to 96%, which I presume means it's out of RAM.

I tried again with setting -Xmx8g, since the estimate is at 6 GB, and this produces an 'Out of RAM' error.

imo, if you are planning on using this extensively for plo, you should just get a new machine with 64/128GB so you don't continually encounter memory constraints

I don't disagree, I'm just saying that the estimate is way off. I'm still pretty new to the software, so would like to run some tests before investing in new hardware etc. I will try the software on a server with more RAM, just thought that I would perhaps report what might be a bug.

Will 96gb RAM be enough for solving any kind of single raised HU-pot for PLO? About how much does one need for solving pre-flop trees?

Yes, but no guarantee.

No, but you can achieve that by using the custom filters. Right-click->add to all->custom filter, then apply 4 filters, one for each street.

If this is a preflop tree, the estimate does not take into account the creation of tables which requires 15g and takes a few hours (this only has to be done once).
If it's a postflop tree, and you have waited for a long time, then the tree is most likely not valid. There is no validation so it will simply crash.
Please send the tree to support@monkerware.com

It's always possible to build trees which don't fit in memory. Virtually any tree limited to one betsize will fit. In preflop trees, you choose the size of the abstraction. It is not obvious how big the size has to be to produce good results however.

If you select multiple bet size options, will monkersolver select the more game theory optimal to the three, or will it just fill the three with the multiple bet sizes?

Okey, so I got two problems:

1) The new updates doesn't allow me to import my PLO-ranges. I have my ranges written down, combo for combo. This always worked with the older versions

https://gyazo.com/d68ca14767470a75a254a3afdfe44469

2) I ran a big flop tree over night. Now when I try to save/run the tree, it says "ERROR: Out of memory". My machine has 96gb RAM, and 500gb free storage space, shouldn't be a problem?

Note that this is with an old version (and thus there's no estimation for tree size available), since the newer updates doesn't allow me to import my preflop-ranges.

+1 on improving the syntax.

It´s very time consuming when monkey doesnt fully support PPT syntax.

Syntax like [88+], [97+], double negatives like *!(2345!xxyy) and so on.

The latter.

1) Will be fixed next update. In the meantime, placing the range in a textfile, and drag-and-dropping the file works.

2) It's possible there was some issue with this in previous versions. Please use the latest version and use the above method for ranges.

I was not aware this is legal syntax. There is no mention of having two ranks within brackets in the ppt documentation (correct me if I'm wrong), and while [88+] works in their simulator, [88,99] for example does not, as one would expect if it was legal.

Seems to work fine.

Please provide examples of expressions which are incorrectly parsed in the full version and it will be fixed. The free version has known issues.

With the latest version I receive the same error message.

The abstraction estimates to 75gb, I have 96gb RAM, and 500gb free storage. I've changed to -Xmx92g.

edit: The Task Manager also shows that Monker do actually appears to run out of RAM

i would be grateful if you did

Just to clarify, which of these is it?
1) You can start the tree but can't save it.
2) You can start and save but not load the save.
3) You can't start it.

Regarding the Linux version, I was able to extract the .dmg file using 7-zip in Ubuntu 16.04. After installing JRE 8, I am able to execute 'start2.sh' from the terminal, however to me it seems like this launches Monkerviewer and not Monkersolver, since it just opens the login window of Monkerviewer, showing the patch note changes to Monkerviewer.

You can see the login window that appears here: https://imgur.com/a/Ripyf

Here is a screenshot of all the files in the folder: https://imgur.com/a/ZPMcb

I've also tried running 'Monkersolver.jar' through JRE, but the result is the same. I can't compare to the native Mac OS version, because I don't own a Mac and Apple doesn't allow virtualization.
Not sure what to try next, maybe you can give me a hint.

Well, you can log in. This is the same exact window that opens in the Windows version.

I tried logging in, but I get a 'Log in failed.' error. I can log-in to my account fine from Windows. I think it's possible that the communication to your server is being blocked somehow. I'm not sure how to test that. Do you have any idea? Like a ping to the Monkerware servers or something?

If you have a firewall, you could try fiddling with those settings. Or, send an email to support@monkerware.com from your account email and I can give you more specific help.

Right now I can't start the tree. Status goes from "Starting..." to "ERROR: Out of memory".

I've run the same tree before, but then I couldn't save it, after letting it run over night. Same error message I think, "Starting..." to "ERROR: Out of memory".

edit

Filtering has changed since the latest update, and no longer works correctly.

For example, if I have a PLO pre-flop tree and filter for:



It returns 61.1% of all hands, whereas the range above is only supposed to represent a 12% range.

Hi

Is it possible to run Monkerware using the Mac Installer on Linux through command line?