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Can you make the solver calculate an equilibrium where a hand combo will always be either a check or a bet.
This is not that easy. You can round current solutions to 0/1 but this will end up being terribly exploitable. There is likely a way to produce better solutions using 0/1 weights but this is not an easy problem to solve. One naive attempt I made some time ago failed. Maybe it's just nature of the game that strategies without mixing are exploitable. That would be in line with intuition many human players developed over the years: you have to mix it to be less readable.
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Im using a i7 8700k with a cooler master 212 evo and its temperature rises to 75 degrees C immediately and stabilizes there when running a simulation. Also when I ran 2 scripts of 4 flops (around 2gb each) the temp was exceeding 80 degrees C for a brief second. Is this a problem and should I invest in a water cooler?
Those are acceptable temperatures but I feel you should be able to get it lower even with better air cooling, especially if it's not an overclocked machine.
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If I have a script running for 0.4% of pot accuracy, why does the script keep running past this?
It almost surely doesn't continue past this. It's very likely misunderstanding of units EV is displayed in or a mistake made when generating the script.
Looking at your other comment:
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So I found this in the script file in my folder "set_accuracy 0.112000", no idea why its there as I have set the sim to stop at 0.4% of pot accuracy.
set_accuracy command accepts accuracy in chips. It means the starting pot is 28 chips, 28 * 0.4% = 0.112
We translate that for you from the graphical interface to the language the solver accepts.
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Can I edit the script file in my folder while a script is running?
It won't affect already running script.
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So if I went in and changed this and saved the script file, would that stop and save my sim?
It's impossible to do that sadly. That's why there is "timeout" field. You can specifiy maximum amount of time you want a tree to run before it's saved.
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I have never done that.. is it possible that I rent server, install pio on it and have free access, put scripts to run while I'm not online on server etc..? I don't really understand how the whole thing with server works. Would I need server that has windows os? Any suggestions?
A server is just another computer. You can run Pio on that computer the same way you run it on yours. It will require activation there. You can communicate with that computer using Remote Desktop interface (built-in in most versions of Windows). The way it works is that you have another window on your computer with server "inside". You can even copy-paste from one to the other.