Also since I'm new to the software, a couple questions please.

1. Why are some of the hands in the grid bold or have a black square around them? Some others are green/+EV but don't have this.
2. Do I have to re run anything when I edit the ranges (ie opening range) to see the adjusted response?

Thanks

There's currently no option to automatically simplify ranges, no.

The border means the hand is included in the range. There are several reasons why a +EV hand may not be included in the range, most likely is that the calculation didn't converge yet. In that case use the green "Run Nash Calculation" button in the toolbar to increase the accuracy.

Yes, that's also the green "Run Nash Calculation" button. Make sure to check "Reset Regret" if you are working with Monte Carlo mode.

If you are getting started, check out:
https://www.holdemresources.net/docs
https://www.holdemresources.net/discord

Hello,

I've recently updated my HRC. However, the update brought major layout changes and I am having troubling figuring out how to use the software the way I did pre-update.

Prior to the update, I would use the Advanced Hand feature to import start sizes and player names on the BASIC HAND DATA window, then I'd click "next" to reach the BETTING SETUP window where I'd enter the bet sizings, then I'd click "next" to reach a window where I'd manually input the preflop action "Player A folds, Player B limps, Player 3 raises to 4bb, etc.) . With the update, I the "next" button on the BETTING SETUP window is grayed out and it only lets my his "finish" to skip to the calculation without putting in the betting action.

Furthermore, I enjoyed how the pre-update version imported Pokerstars player names (made it easier to follow the calculation outputs). I've noticed the new version doesn't seem display names. Is that correct?

Thank you for any help.

You can find the most important changes explained here, this should clear up the confusion about missing bet sizing etc:
https://www.holdemresources.net/blog...ease/#home-tab

For more in-depth information:
https://www.holdemresources.net/docs

Most importantly though: Use "Monte Carlo Mode" for anything that isn't push-or-fold, as you can now model betting after the flop and will be able to get accurate postflop equity realization that way. (Also: Try Winow: Reset Perspective, to get the new table info.)

The new version only uses position names, that's correct.

how do you set the edge?

Double click on the range to open the range editor, then click the filter button to filter hands by edge.

How feasible is it to run simulations on a laptop with decent specs (32GB RAM, Intel Core i7 processor with 4 physical cores, 8 with hyperthreading) for deepstacked preflop cash-games? Specifically, I wanted to run simulations for what kind of RFI ranges we should use from the BTN, if we could lock SB and BB responses. How realistic is this? How long do these type of calculations take? And for these preflop simulations to be relatively accurate (in terms of EV), how elaborate and extensive does the postflop tree that we input in HRC have to be? I used to use HRC a while ago, and had used the new Beta version for a little bit while playing MTTs, but never really for deepstacked play.

^ The question above was answered on discord, the thread hasn't been abandoned

In other news, we recently started beta testing our new postflop solver:
https://www.holdemresources.net/docs/beta/

I think there was once a additional website from hrc where you could enter a tournament ID and it did show you the payout structure...
Is this still available? Couldn't find it with google. Thank you

I think you mean https://hrc.ninja

Hello, could the following setup result in any issues in the new beta?

Pre & post paramters set, 5-handed: HJ open raise, CO call, BU call, SB & BB fold. Instead of letting the pre calculation run its course, I edit the raising range with the desired sizing of HJ, and the calling range of CO, and lastly the BTNs overcalling range, and bring these 3 edited ranges to a postflop calculation.

As I understand it, the pre and post calculations run independently from each other, and the ranges I brought are indeed the ones shown, but I was mainly wondering whether
this might create card bunching inaccuracies or something of that nature (due to me not letting it calculate fully pre, leaving the non chosen nodes uncalculated and unaltered, even though I don't include them for post).

Thanks in advance!

Hi Guys
Is there a way to put 3bet in zero?
I mean i want to make calculation without 3 bets(for AOF FT sits en ggpoker) Thanks in advance¡

HRC copies all the effective ranges into the postflop sim, you have covered the active ones of HJ/CO/BU but didn't set the SB/BB ranges.

You will be missing out on the bunching from the SB/BB folds, that's probably not a big deal though. Alternatively you could very quickly run the subtree after HJ open, CO call, BU call to get rough SB/BB ranges, even just a minute or so will most likely be completely sufficient for that purpose.

There's no direct option for that in the UI. You can do this via the tree building scripts though:
https://www.holdemresources.net/docs/scripting/

I don't know the format enough, maybe limiting all stacks to 8bb would be a work-around.

I don't know what is happening to my HRC, somehow always tell me to defend any2, no matter the situation.

For example I'm runing this hand cuz I found it a very interesting one and it tells me he never folds against a 3bet.






This obviosly makes no ****ing sense.

Idk what is messing up with it, everything is fine in the options showed it to a friend too, any idea of what could be happening?



I run the other day a sim where BB had an extremely huge ICM and this stupid app was telling me to defend any2, idk what is going on, pls help

Any chance you told the stupid app to check down postflop? Please post a screenshot of your postflop settings.

yeah I did, but I always selected it like this and it never worked like this. Anyway it makes nonsense if postflop is checking down u still don't want to defend any2 in BB with 7-2os


Ok now it's fixed, thank you very much, sorry for doubting the best App ever made, the absolute gods of preflop App and the only reason a dumb ****** like me could get to playing superhighrollers some day.

There's no ICM risk if postflop is checked down. BB never busts in that scenario and gets great pot odds, especially with the antes.

Defending any two vs a minraise is obviously correct if there is no betting postflop, outside of some extreme cases.

Is there any way to change sizings or add nodes without recreating the whole tree? Say I wanted to change the HJ/CO/BN 3bet size here - is that possible? What if I wanted to add a call just for the button? I can figure out how to nodelock combos or remove a node, but not how to modify sizes or add options.

We are currently preparing the option to recreate specific parts of a tree after it has been created, for scenarios like you mentioned (changing/adding sizes or calling options, etc).

I think this will be available in the beta within a few weeks from now.

I do not see the option for terminal navigation when I right click...

Using HRC on Mac and HRC is in my downloads folder

Should be there, I guess this may differ slightly depending on your exact version and possibly language.

Alternatively you can manually open a regular terminal and then navigate to the correct directory first, e.g.:
If that still doesn't work then you can always just download the latest stable/beta version from the website instead of updating.

Hi there,

I want to know more the "import structure from .json" option.

Can i export from my HM3 Database or rooms or from the other ways the prize structure of one tournament? Or i must entered manually?

Thanks

You can use that option to import prize structures from https://hrc.ninja, or from sharkscope.com (in the beta version).

I don't think HM3 has the full prize structure info available.

A short question, should i check the options of reset strategies and reset regret when analyzing a simple min raise and 3 bet all in situation with HRC? CI of 10 is alright? i listened to bencb saying that CI in 5 is more accurate for this push and fold situations.