I suppose there's a workaround for this, namely to create the category as a separate file, and import it.

1: Create a backup of your ranges
Your ranges are stored in /config/newdefs3.txt.
First, make a backup of this file.

2: Create a version of your ranges with just the target category
Now delete everything from your ranges, except for the category that you want to copy.
After having done this, close Flopzilla, and make a copy of /config/newdefs3.txt.

3: Restore to your original ranges
Copy the file that you made under 1 back to /config to restore to your original ranges.

4: Import the category
Place the range file from 3 with the category to the same directory with Flopzilla.exe in it.
Most likely this will be C:\Program Files (x86)\FlopzillaPro\FlopzillaPro
Start Flopzilla and go to "Settings->Import predef ranges" in its menu.
Select "Newdefs3.txt" and "Import into subcategory", and click on "IMPORT RANGES".
See the screenshot below.

The category has now been copied.



I will see if we can add a "Copy" option for the next update, but for the moment I can offer this workaround.

Thanks a lot.

Hi, I have the ranges you have screenshotted in this post and I am trying to import them. Can I do it in one hit? If so; how? Or do I have to input them 1 by 1?

Can you please send the ranges that you're referring to to support?
I'll see if it's a format that we support.

Will send now thanks

Ok, a converted file has been sent to you.

Scy how are you?

In flopzilla pro there is a bug when we use the "inverted"+Filters.
It would not be working when you go from one street to another. The percentages change. could this confirm it?

The results differ from normal flopzilla (which are the correct results)

From what I can tell it seems ok.
Is it perhaps possible that the percentages change due to card removal by the turn/river card?

https://gyazo.com/4225b868924dd337b8f62ad0a3fe8d9d


https://gyazo.com/37ad6f5667c86a1fa4fbb356d355e488

Here is the example.

I hope you understand me.

Suppose we choose all TPs to bet on the flop, when we hit "inverted" on the turn they shouldn't show up.

In flopzilla pro they do appear, because if we filter the groups at 50 of the BDFD on the turn they appear TP when in fact they shouldn't (since we put the inverted OTF)

I hope the photo helps to understand..

If you or someone of your team understand spanish i can show the vid example

Judging from the screenshot alone, this may not necessarily be a bug.
You're filtering for 50% of 1 card backdoor flushdraw.
So 50% of the backdoor flushdraws are getting through in both situations.
Many hands, including sets, can be a 1 card backdoor flushdraw.
Can you perhaps send a savefile to support?

The problem is that when you filter hands from the 2nd block (draws and backdoors) and do inverted (to see, for example, the range that checks on the flop when it doesn't cbet) they have priority over the first block, the one with made hands.

So if, for example, you are expecting 100% cbet with the top pairs, if you then put 50% backdoor hands, and inverted, he passes you top pairs on the turn that shouldn't be

In short, you should put it as it is in the Flopzilla of a lifetime, this does not happen, and the first block has priority over the second, and not the other way around as in FlopzillaPro

I would really need to see a savefile.
So can you please mail one to support?

Scy!
My mate made the video for you

https://mega.nz/file/uhZFhAAL#_OKnDI...mtkGElVvGEJaOE

Let me know when you can

I think that the underlying problem here is that you're filtering indiscriminately for backdoor flushdraws.
It's probably better to filter for the particular combination of "made hand" and "backdoor flushdraw" that you're interested in.

For this:
1) Right-click backdoor flushdraw to fix it
2) Mouse over a stat with which you want to filter the overlap (for example "bottom pair")
3) Double-click that stat to filter specifically for the overlap between the two stats (so, the overlap between "backdoor flushdraw" and "bottom pair")

Hi,

I would like to request two things again for future development:

- The ability to see my equity against each color groups one by one.
For example I have filtered out draws with blue and strong card with red. Then I want to filter them out with just one click to display their equities against the other range.

- Graphical display of each color group in the range.
I am sending an example made in pokerranger. That's also not perfect and it's more complicated to use, so I would prefer to see something similar in flopzilla:



Thank you scylla

Ok, I will consider it for future releases.

works like a charm!!! I just build a pretty big structure within 1 hour...great!

I have no problem exporting a single range from flopzilla to gto+, but can't figure out how to export an entire category. Is it possible to export an entire category? Thanks in advance.

We don't have a dedicated feature for exporting only part of your ranges, but I will consider it for future releases.

That being said, GTO+ and FlopzillaPro use the same range format.
Both store their ranges in /config/newdefs3.txt.

So if you want to share the entire set of ranges between the two programs, then you can simply copy this file.

For FlopzillaPro the directory will most likely be C:\Program Files (x86)\FlopzillaPro\FlopzillaPro\config
And for GTO+ it will most likely be C:\Program Files\GTO\config.

It worked perfectly! Thank you!

Hello! I have a question.

Do someone use james sweeneys "Flopzilla splitsuit edition"?

I was wondering because im trying to choose which one to buy. Flopzilla pro is 25bucks and the splitsuit version is 50bucks. Is it worth it?

Thanks!

This is a bit subjective, so unfortunately it's not possible for me to say which version offers better value-for-money for you.

I've been playing poker for 23yrs, although in the last 10yrs I've not played half as much as I would have liked due to career obligations.
Changed my job last summer and now playing more regularly at home with friends.

We play tournaments, max 8 players (1 table) and my cash rate is currently 75%, so I think my basic game is quite solid
But I've been hearing a lot about GTO and just discovered Flopzilla.

The program looks great and while the online manual for the program isn't strictly up to date, its 95% there and helps lots in the first hour of using your program.
Hopefully it'll help to take my game to the next level.


Cheers
Statt0

Hello Scylla, are you sure of that? Some cards make exactly backdoor str8draw, some cards make exactly backdoorgutshot

Yes, nearly every hand can somehow become a straight at most boards.
A stat like "backdoor straightdraw" would only be useful if we were to add roughly 10 different sub-types.