Hello

Is there anyway to create aggregate reports for each node across multiple boards like PIO does?

[QUOTE=retawsyab;56993435] The deeper you delve into a game tree, the less reliable the results become. If you want high convergence solutions for those situations, it is recommended that you re-solve the spots that are of interest to you.

You can use the 'Board overview' feature from the 'Solve' tab to view aggregate reports for multiple boards.

Hello

Wanted to ask for recommendations of abstraction in the settings when solving for preflop?

Since I don't have unlimited RAM and computing power, I want to have something that's accurate but not too simple.

I was wondering if these settings are good enough across 50-150 SPR spots?

Flop 30 Buckets Perfect
Turn 30 Buckets Medium
River 30 Buckets Large

Will there be huge difference between turn texture of medium vs large vs perfect?

what are the memory requirements for monker solver if i want to use it to build "good" preflop ranges for nl 6max cash games, and solve multi-way spots? The website says 8gb of RAM, but that probably only works on simple betting trees. i have a 128gb of RAM, and a cpu with 16 threads. Is that good enough?

What variant are you solving for?

You haven't specified a stack depth. You can check out the BETA, that will give you better results when resources are limited, just be aware that with the BETA there will be a higher risk of encountering bugs than with the stable branch.

how can i add second drive to monkersolver savedruns observed folders?

Do you mean change the folder that Monkersolver reads saved runs from? In 10114 and the BETA you can change the folder from the settings tab. Click 'Default saved runs folder' in 10114. In the BETA you need to cick 'Set data folder'.

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Is 50 I/N something we strive for in beta, or do we pay more attention to the volatility index for preflop <1.0

Can this number reach 0, of you run it long enough?

thanks in advanced,

Johan

Hello, could you please explain further what are the pros and cons specifically of the following if I apply to my preflop NLH sims?

1. Increasing the number of iterations from 30 to 50 or 100 but using small texture for Turns and Rivers

2. Setting iterations to 30 but using large texture for Turns and Rivers

Thank you in advance!

A volatility of <1 for preflop is much more aggressive than solving to 50 I/N. A more apt comparison would be the 10 I/N guideline from the developer as a minimum degree of solvedness.

There are equilibria with relatively high volatility, so as a general rule, running the solution for a very long time will not result in volatility reaching 0.

Higher texture means more potential for accurate results. For a lot of sims, 30 iterations will be sufficient, so this is preferable to less texture with more iterations.

I tried like 15 times and sent like 5 email... noone ever replied

Is 40GB RAM enough for Monker Solver or do I need more?

Are there any instructions, anywhere, for someone who doesn’t already know how to use a solver? Seems like an absurd oversight when selling such expensive software.

Trying to run a simple hu limit holdem sim just to figure out how to use this and it’s a nightmare not understanding what to do. I’m getting message: error there are nodes where no action is available. All I’ve tried to do is have bu raise 2 call or fold, and same for bb with a 4x cap. How do I do this? What is causing the error?

There are a lot of operations in Monkersolver that require more than 40GB RAM.

Using the BETA you can set bet committal thresholds for pot limit games.

There are limited instructions on the Monkerware website. There is also some information from the developer ITT. Otherwise you will have to look for third party sources such as forums, study groups and/or coaches.

By the sound of it you have manually removed some actions from somewhere in the game tree that are necessary to make a rational game tree. Under normal circumstances you should always have the option to check or call/fold. If those options were removed by accident, then that could produce the error you see.

Originally Posted by Oregon Rick View Post
Is 40GB RAM enough for Monker Solver or do I need more?
There are a lot of operations in Monkersolver that require more than 40GB RAM.


How much RAM would you suggest I have for Monkersolver?

How can I set the sizing to 50,100;100 in beta? If I try to prescribe, it turns out only 50;50

When I load a saved tree, the list of trees doesn't have a scrollbar. Does this mean I'm limited to the amount of trees that I can fit vertically on my screen? Would appreciate some help, thanks.

It depends on your intended use case. There are relatively large differences in how much RAM is required for various sims.

I advise people with a licence to open up Monkersolver and to play around with different game trees to get a feel for how much RAM would be required for their intended use case.

Ideally you would have a system that enables you to scale the amount of RAM that can be installed in it, but this may not be feasible with every budget.
Given current hardware offerings and the latest releases of Monkersolver, I would say a system with 128GB RAM (which is now available on the consumer platform) will allow you to have a good experience working with the solver.

From your Monkerware account https://monkerware.com/login.html you can download the BETA.



This is a limitation of the current stable branch of the solver. In the BETA (and presumably future stable releases) the user interface has been improved, and you will not have this issue when browsing game trees to load.

Thanks!

Hello. Where is ante? If i use "Dead money" (cash drops) everyone plays +ev, +bb/100. A little confusing. It shouldn't be that way as far as i know.

Hi,

is there a more in-depth guide on how to use custom actions in the beta? I'm trying to use multiple cbet sizes as an example, how do I do this? And how do I create custom bet/raise/reraise sizes that differ from each other?

Thanks for any help!

2nd question, if I save ranges from the solved strategy, e.g. the check/call range on the flop, where does the beta save it to?

I have been trying to lock ranges. When I lock hands which aren't close to the top of the range, they don't seem to lock. So if I lock AA or KK it works fine, but when I lock 89o or 24s, the lock doesn't seem to take effect on those hands. I don't think it is an iteration issue, as I ran the sim for quite some time. Any advice appreciated.

Has anyone use this for Omaha Hi/Lo limit?