So, in summary:
- Double-click works properly
- Pressing CTRL is detected (it lights up in blue)

I can't think of any reason why CTRL+double-click wouldn't work on your system.
The only thing that I can think of is that CTRL+double-click has some special meaning on your virtual installation, and is not sent to the window itself.
What I suppose we could do would be to make right-clicking the CTRL/SHIFT/CTRL+SHIFT field an alternative method for activating it.
The fix would again be deactivated if the mouse is moved away from the predef menu.

Thanks for your suggestion.
Hence I went to the parameterization of VM Ware Fusion and discovered that the CTRL+clic was actually interpreted as second bouton clic by default in the Windows 10 profile.
So, in case another user would face the problem, the solution is:
Menu bar->Virtual Machine->Parameters->Windows10 profile (or active profile if not Win10)->Change profile->Mouse shortcuts->untoggle appropriate option (^-button1)

Yes, it did indeed sound like it was related to the settings for the VM.
Thank you for the feedback!

just began using Flopzilla and have created a number or ranges... is there a way to same them all as a backup or do I do it for each one? I did the "Save As" I think that may have done it... but I also am a bit confused as when I try "New" it is still keeping all the ranges I have created (i.e. I figured it would have given me a clean state?) Am I making any sense? I'm just trying to save everything I circled as a backup... (for when I get a new computer and/or need to do a re-install)

In FlopzillaPro, your ranges are stored in its /config/newdefs3.txt file.
Most likely the full directory will be C:\Program Files (x86)\FlopzillaPro\FlopzillaPro\config.
To transfer your ranges, simply copy this file to the new computer.

Hi Scylla,
I have been said you made a bunch of board subsets for equity studies that can be downloaded, is it right?

I think you're referring to our subsets in GTO+.
Here's a short demonstration: https://youtu.be/jGpUq0nlr1s?t=183

Hi Scylla,

I just downloaded Flopzilla for the trial. Tried to import some ranges I had stored in GTO+ via text string, which includes some GTOWizard ranges that have weights not ending in 0 or 5 and decimals (73%, 5.5%, etc.). I noticed that many of the hole cards in the range with this characteristic wouldn't import into Flopzilla. Is there a way around this?

Here's a sample range, which represents a BB defend vs. BTN open:

44-22,A9s-A6s,K9s-K8s,QJs-Q9s,96s,85s,64s,53s,43s,[97.5]ATs[/97.5],[97.0]75s[/97.0],[96.5]K4s[/96.5],[96.0]66,Q5s[/96.0],[94.5]A3s[/94.5],[93.5]KJs[/93.5],[93.0]77[/93.0],[92.0]55,97s[/92.0],[91.0]T7s[/91.0],[90.0]A2s,86s[/90.0],[89.5]T8s[/89.5],[89.0]Q6s,J8s[/89.0],[88.0]K5s[/88.0],[86.0]88,K6s[/86.0],[84.0]Q8s[/84.0],[83.5]J9s,74s[/83.5],[83.0]A9o[/83.0],[82.5]AJo[/82.5],[81.5]87s[/81.5],[80.5]Q7s[/80.5],[79.0]K3s[/79.0],[77.5]K7s,K2s[/77.5],[73.5]JTo[/73.5],[72.0]76s[/72.0],[71.5]KQo[/71.5],[71.0]98s[/71.0],[70.5]Q4s[/70.5],[69.5]A8o[/69.5],[69.0]65s[/69.0],[68.7]T9o[/68.7],[67.0]J7s[/67.0],[66.0]ATo[/66.0],[63.5]J5s[/63.5],[62.5]A4s[/62.5],[60.5]T9s,A5o[/60.5],[60.0]99,54s[/60.0],[59.5]52s[/59.5],[58.5]T6s[/58.5],[58.0]QJo[/58.0],[57.5]KTo[/57.5],[56.6]JTs[/56.6],[56.5]Q3s[/56.5],[56.0]KTs[/56.0],[55.5]QTo[/55.5],[54.8]J4s[/54.8],[51.0]Q2s,J6s,KJo[/51.0],[47.5]K9o[/47.5],[45.5]A7o[/45.5],[43.0]63s[/43.0],[36.5]J9o[/36.5],[30.8]Q9o[/30.8],[17.5]AQo[/17.5],[11.5]42s[/11.5],[9.00]A4o[/9.00],[5.50]J3s[/5.50]

This contains ~343 combos, but only 99 appear when imported into Flopzilla via range text string.

It appears that you're using Flopzilla v1.
Can you please upgrade to FlopzillaPro, and try again?
FlopzillaPro is capable of importing heavily weighted ranges.

Thanks, yes I was using Flopzilla 1 and downloaded Flopzilla Pro which is working perfectly. Is there a quick and easy way to import all my ranges and categories from GTO+ to Flopzilla?

GTO+ and FlopzillaPro both use the newdefs3.txt format.
Your ranges in GTO+ are stored in /config/newdefs3.txt.
Most likely the full directory will be C:\Program Files\GTO\config\newdefs3.txt.

To import your ranges into FlopzillaPro, go to "Settings->Import predef ranges" in its menu.
Select newdefs3.txt.
Click on "IMPORT RANGES", and select the file in the directory for GTO+.

Hello, I've installed version v210 of Flopzilla. In the v208 version, I had customized the colors in the 'Analysis group colors' section of the 'Settings' file. Now I see that only one color, blue, is displayed. Can you help me modify this option?



I notice that in the 'Settings' options the seven original colors are visible, yet only one is displayed. Or perhaps I'm mistaken about which file to modify.

Can you please check if you have switched to "Group" mode?
See the screenshot below.

Otherwise, deleting the /config/settings.txt file (or renaming it) should return you to default settings.
Most likely the full directory will be C:\Program Files (x86)\FlopzillaPro\FlopzillaPro\config\settings.txt.

Hi, could you in future updates add a column to the equity graph with combinations, like in GTO+?

Ok, I'll see if we can add this for future releases.

I added ranges and forgot to add catergory to them. Can I add them into the category without adding new ranges all over again? if so, how?

Your ranges are stored in /config/newdefs3.txt
Most likely the full directory will be C:\Program Files (x86)\FlopzillaPro\FlopzillaPro\config\newdefs3.txt

An easy workaround would be to go to "Settings->Import predef ranges".

Select "Newdefs3.txt" and "Import into sub-category".
Now, select the C:\Program Files (x86)\FlopzillaPro\FlopzillaPro\config\newdefs3.txt file.
Your ranges will be imported into a category.

hi, how can i weight specific combos in the starting hand matrix, e.g. 9d9c 25%.

In the preflop phase, Flopzilla does not have an editor for weighting suits differently. This is because, preflop, without knowing what the board will be, it's not yet relevant whether you're holding 9d9c or 9d9h. Preflop, all 9x9x hands are the same hand. It's however possible to enter any range that you like by using text input, such as [25]9d9c[/25],9d9h. Flopzilla can also import such text strings with weighted ranges from GTO+, and many other software products. We can consider expanding the editor to allow for custom weights for different suits in the preflop phase for future releases, although please consider that before the flop is known, there's no reason to play 9d9c,9d9c,9d9s,etc differently from each other.

i understand, weights before the flop are of no use. in my case, i want to start on the flop (known) and model the transition to the turn, where i want to capture common solver behavior that combos with a backdoorflush like to bet on the flop more than the other ones. i guess this could be done via a costumized statistic, however, this seems pretty elaborate, isnt it?

Statistics for filtering for backdoor flushdraws are available in the postflop phase.
2 card backdoor flushdraws are available by default.
1 card backdoor flushdraws can be added as an additional custom option.
For this, go to "Options" and activate "Also include 1 card backdoor flushdraws".

ok, thank you. my mistake was that i put in flop and turn immediately and did not realize that the filter changes if you just put in the flop first.

I would like to add my request for equity on the next street. Unless you are going All-In, this is more realistic since you may be facing another bet on that street. This is taught by at least two poker coaches that I am aware of (the best know is Alex Fitzgerald 'Assassinato').

To minimize mis-clicking, you could have it reset when any 'Clear' is activated.

With "Equity on the next street", are you referring to hotness?
This is already available.

I was referring to selecting Flop, Turn, or River as in Flopzilla 1.