Hey Scylla Flopzilla Pro is awesome, nice job!!! so once I downloaded flopzilla pro how do we get it registered? (I had the normal flopzilla version already). Or do we have to wait until the trial ends? Or is the beta version not fully functional yet?

FlopzillaPro has its own licensing system, and requires its own key.
Please note that its hardware ID ends with an X, so that we know that the key request is for FlopzillaPro.

You can simply request your key for FlopzillaPro here: www.flopzilla.com/requestkey.html
It will be sent to you within a few minutes of your request.

Hardware ID?
To get your hardware ID, start FlopzillaPro and go to "register" in its menu.
See the screenshot below.

Hi Scylla, can you add copy and paste range function,i mean, that i can copy ready range with statistics to a new window, and work with him further, that original was not be deleted,flopzilla pro is very cool, but this function is very needed, or is it somehow possible to do?

Ok, I will consider it for later releases. As a quick workaround, please note that it's possible to export the range from one window with Ctrl+Alt+T, and then paste it in the other window.

Would it be possible to add the Ctrl+Left Click function also while applying colored groups? While "Apply groups" is toggled on, Ctrl+ Left Click no longer has a function, so I wouldn't think it would interfere with anything? This feature would make the experience of using this program just a tad more streamlined but I certainly wont be sad if it can't be implemented.

Do you mean the "Apply groups" feature for preflop ranges?
And Ctrl+Click in relation to selecting diagonally/rows/columns?

Yes and yes. It's not really a big deal though, just food for thought to carry that over if it wasn't too difficult or time consuming or whatever.

Ok, I should be able to include this for the next release.

I appreciate it Scylla. That is very kind of you. Much love to you and your team

Hello

I have problem to export ranges from flopzilla pro to a first computer to import thes ranges to a second computer ?
Both Flopzilla pro are registered.

I have used save as.... and open..... Doesn't work.
thanks

ok i have found .
Here is how i did it :
1) go to flopzilla pro folder / config / backup.......Take the last save. Copy in documents for example
2) email or other way( usb key...) to your other computer
3) copy the files in flopzilla pro directory AND rename it to newdefs3
4) launch flopzilla pro and go to settings / Import predef range and choose the options beetween Replace current ranges or import into sub....

Enjoy

Little complicate but it works

Your ranges are stored in /config/newdefs3.txt.
To transfer your ranges, simply copy this file.

would like the possibility to export the folding range to flopzila from gto+ instead of the calling range. Is this possible?

Yes, for this activate the "invert" option.
This option is available in v202, which can be downloaded here: www.flopzilla.com/flopzillapro.html

Doesnt seem to do that. It just inverts the filters.

Oh, I'm sorry, I misunderstood the question. You meant that you wanted to export a folding range from GTO+ to FlopzillaPro? For this, in the editor, select the tab for the "Fold" action. After that, press Ctrl+F to export the active range to FlopzillaPro.

Right thanks.

hey, would appreciate if apply groups was available with FZ minimized. thanks

Do you mean without the window being enlarged downwards?

Yes thats what i mean

Ok, I will see what I can do for future releases.

Just two quick questions:

- Can a range be filtered by minimum equity against another range? I can't find this option and this is the only reason I kept equilab installed on my computer

- Can the groups made with different colors be isolated somehow? This is to study my range against one part and against another part of the enemy's range.

Thank you

Math question: say I put two villains on identical ranges, and that range misses particular flop 60% of the time, then I do .6 * .6 = .36 ---> I need to choose a c bet size that has to work 36% of the time or less to be profitable, right?

We don't currently offer such a feature, but I can consider it for later releases.


I expect to be able to offer this in future releases.

I assume that you're referring to an artificial situation?

Namely, villain will fold to a cbet 60% of the time. Assuming you hold nothing and villain will immediately give up after your cbet, how big should your cbet C be compared to the pot P?

In 60% of the cases you will win the pot P.
In 40% you will lose your cbet C.
The breakeven point will be at 60%*P - 40%*C = 0.
Or, in other words, C = 60/40 * P = 3 / 2 * P

So in this artificial spot, you will make a profit if your cbet is smaller than 150% of the pot.


If villain folds much less often, for example only 33% of the time, then it will be C = 33 / 66 = 50% P.
Or in other words, if villain folds 33% of the time, then the cbet needs to be 50% of the pot to break even.

I'm lost. I thought the formula for finding out if a c bet is originally l profitable is = your bet/pot + your bet. I.e. pot is $10, you bet $5 ---> 5/15 = 33%, so as long as villain folds at least 33% of the time our c bet is profitable, no?

I have a range saved for population loose passive for LLSNL. So I was saying, if I'm up against two villains that I'm assigning that range to, and say that range will fold a flop 60% of the time, to find the break even c bet bluff size wouldn't we do .6*.6 = .36 ------> they will both completely wiff the flop and be unable to continue 36% of the time? So we choose a size of 36% pot for the break even point?

Did you misunderstood my original post, or am I doing the math wrong? I hope it's the former because I'm honestly super lost in what you were saying.