Hello

I am trying to open HRC on a Macbook and i got this error message

The Calculator executable launcher was unable to locate its
companion shared library

I play on a different computer but want to use MAC for HRC.

Any idea what I should do to be able to open HRC?

Thanks

The latest beta should work fine on OSX:
https://www.holdemresources.net/blog...c-public-beta/

Cheers mate, appreciate your help!

Any news on the tutorial videos?

There have been some delays with the release of the current beta version. Once these new features are released to the stable version, tutorial videos will follow shortly. (Unless something unexpected happens, the release should be ready any day now.)

So, if I want to see PSKO's hands in a start of a tournament which configuration do you recommend? Typical spot that someone shoves 15bbs or for make a 3bet / call

And for final tables ?

Thank you so much. Your work is amazing !

I downloaded the free trail today.

I read somewhere HR can analyze complete MTT files.
I imported the last tourney I played and I feel clueless..
I feel it is just for final table situations am I right?
I was hoping it could analyze a complete tourney.

If so How do I use this? when 1000 places paid, do i have to type them all in?!?!

Sure, you can analyze MTT hands with any number of remaining players. Note that this is only supported in the regular Basic/Advanced Hand setup, "Quick Analyze" only supports regular ICM or ChipEV.

Make sure you have the latest version installed, we rolled out a big update today.

Then, select MTT ICM as equity model on the first page and enter the full payout structure. You only need to enter the pay-jumps, you can skip repeated prizes. Even for very large tournaments you typically don't have more than ~20 prize jumps.

Also enter the total chips in the tournament if you know it, this will help the MTT mode estimate the number of remaining players. Don't forget to save the structure, so you can re-use it later.

Then click next and generate the stacks for other tables with the button on the top left site, that's it.

Some of my windows seem to be sized strangely in the new linux version. For instance I can't seem to see the bottom part of this range chart



Also the ante input seems to be truncated out of the screen

Definitely not normal. Probably some issue with the dpi scaling, as some components are scaled for high-dpi mode and others aren't.

This looks like an Ubuntu installation w/ Unity, right? If you are comfortable with Linux, try switching xorg <-> wayland, and/or Unity to Gnome 3. We've only done Linux testing on Xorg + Gnome 3, so this might be related to Unity or Wayland. (Setting dpi scaling to 100% might also fix it, but that's probably not desirable on your system.)

You can force HRCs dpi scaling from the command line, launch it from the shell like this:
$ GDK_DPI_SCALE=1.0 ./hrc

This will launch HRC with 100% scaling. On my Linux system the HRC components also scale correctly when using different values (e.g. 1.5 for 150% etc). I'd recommend sticking with 100% if that works for you.

I know there were some issues with SWT scaling on Linux until recently, on Arch they got fixed about 2-3 months ago iirc. Ubuntu is usually a bit behind in versions, so this update may only be available with their next release (probably 2020-04?).

Status of BB Ante format? Thank you

Roughly within a month or so. Next steps are:
New tutorials > BB antes > local save/load

So on the bounty options page in the solver, you select from the 50/50 or full bounty format. And then enter a number for each individual player. In that box what are we supposed to put? how many x the original bounty that player has for a bty? Or pct of prize pool for their bounty? Or something else

Thx

The recommended way is to enter both the regular prizes and bounties in $ amounts, that way the $EV display will work correctly.

For typical PKO you need to use the 50% immediate payout option.

If you haven't done so, try updating to version 2 - this process has been simplified a lot in the new version.

Checkdown profit weighted by playability %?

We have something pretty cool in the pipeline regarding Postflop modeling, but that's still in early stages and I can't give any details for now.


BTW, official tutorials coming soon, in the meantime here is a nice once about the new bounty / MTT mode:

very curious about that postflop stuff!

that new 30% psko structure on stars, (50% to prize pool, and from other 50% you win 70% as bounty and your bounty increases for 30%), i assume won't work with your current algorithm if i enter 70% for Instant(%) in pko bounty mode.
very ****** weird structure from stars imo.

You need to enter the part that is paid out immediately, so 70% should be correct if it works as you described.

its different ratio between regular prize pool, bounty prize pool and bounty worth (paid immediately) for normal, saturdays bbuilders and this one.

lets say buyin is 109$, 9$ goes to rake.

30% new structure: 50$ goes to regular prize pool. we win 35$ when we knockout someone and our bounty increase for 15$. so from total buy ins, regular prize pool is 50%, bounty prize pool is 15%, and bounty worth (paid immediately) 35%.

so if i enter 35% for Instant (%) i guess hrc will assume that bounty prize pool is 35% and regular prize pool 65% of total buyins, which is not the case here.

The structure should work just fine with the current implementation, just make sure you setup the bounty pool and instant-payout correctly.

The bounty prize pool is specified via the avg bounty multiplied by the # of players remaining. By default HRC assumes that the avg bounty per player in the tournament is equal to the average bounty on the active table, but this can also be manually specified on the MTT setup page. The bounty pool is also displayed there, so you can make sure it is configured correctly.

The instant(%) setting has nothing to do with the size of the bounty prize pool, it only controls the mechanics how bounties are paid out. Setting it to 70% means that 70% of a player's bounty is awarded directly to the eliminating player and the remaining 30% is added to the eliminating player's bounty.

Surely - as always - where the money to make the prize pools actually comes from is irrelevant. Whether we paid in the money ourselves with whatever particular split, or whether there was an overlay, or whether some millionaire put up the money for the bounties or in fact everything because he likes watching people suffer, or whether the bounties are at their current levels because that was the initial level or because everyone has already knocked at least one person out, is all irrelevant.

What actually matters is that you are sitting at a particular table with a particular stack and bounty on your head and particular opponent stacks and bounties on other people's heads, as part of a tournament that has a particular payout structure and a particular rule about how much of a won bounty goes on your own head.

Forget how you got here and try to end up with as much of that money as you can - I haven't played with this feature in HRC but I'm sure Plexiq will confirm that getting a big share of that money is the only thing it's going to consider when giving advice, not how you got here.

The new update ****ed up the tab navigation in tables (ones where you input stack sizes bounties etc) for me.

You should be able to simply hit enter to get to the next line, what exactly are you trying to do?

Yeah i didnt expect that enter will work. Thanks!