Is it suggested to only reset the cumulative strategy once per solve? I have heard that there can be issues with mixed hands when resetting the strategy more than once using HRC Beta. Is it a similar case for Monker?
I bought a 4 handed solution for a game with a .mkr file and .rng file
I do not have the money for monkersolver license and
when viewing it in monkerviewer it does not seem to make
much sense as there are no positions involved in the file
Anybody know why there is a significant difference between ranges on the button solving 6 handed 100 bbs on mac vs pc? My pc is saying ~48% RFI and mac is at 28..... BTW all other ranges seem to be matching
Hey guys just wondering if anyone has insight on if I'll be able to run postflop PLO sims on an Intel Core i7-13700K 3.4 GHz 16-Core Processor (8p+8e, 13th gen raptor lake), with 64gb ddr5 ram.
Monker2 cfg file , default setting is 85% max ram usage, it won't let me modify the file and save it? Something about admin bs , not like a right click run as administrator situation either imo.
Am I doing it wrong or is it just capped at 85% in monker2?
Would anyone be willing to show me how to solve preflop headsup using Monkersolver? I truly cannot find a single tutorial on it. My discord is headsupjunkie
I am looking for a postflop viewer for pot limit omaha using monkersolver solutions. Monkerviewer is terrible to browse postflop solution and i am looking for private viewer. Something in lines with nandez or vision
does any one know monkersolver syntax for overpair or flush? or straight? Not using board specific cards but a general syntax for example overpairs on whatever board.
Using the Create Sizing config tab, how to I manually add an ALL IN to my trees.
I can do MIN, CALL, but I think the space is making this difficult.
for example:
open: player=0 ==100%,CALL will correctly add them both
but
open: player=0 ==100%, ALL IN shows ERROR when looking at the database table, as does pre:stakes<1== all in
Ive tried quite a few difference ways:
'all in', [all in], "all in" etc etc
I see in the MonkerSolver Guide it suggests between 15-30 bucket strength per street. Is there a number of buckets its not worth going past on the higher end say 60 - 70 buckets? or is there diminishing returns as soon as you go past 30 buckets?
Hi all. I started playing PLO again recently and im messing aroung a bit with MonkerSolver. One of the things I don't understand about nodelock is how to force an entire behavior (more than just 1 action) from an opponent?
I'd like to know how Monker would open in CO against a field like mine that flattens 25% in BU, 30 in SB and 45 in BB, but if I input these ranges, the 3bet rates of these same positions go towards the equilibrium of the situation (3-4% in blinds, 7% BU) while my field is rather around 8% at these 3 positions. If I specify that too, I get "You can't force more than one action in the same node".
When fitting bets/raises, if I just use post:!donk it still sets donk bets (to simplify).
Next using my example of building a 4 player fixed limit 08 tree, trying to just get the UTG (player3) to limp and raise, but if he folds, then I want the action to end
(so when player 3 folds, player 0/btn=fold, player1/sb=fold), cause thats the only part of the tree im interested in to make tree smaller,
so if i set bets/raises using pre: (!player=0): (player=3,prebets>1) OR just (pre: player=3) this actually omits BET from player 3 and allows BTN to open raise.
But if I set it pre: (!player=1): (player=3,prebets>) , then it works in that button cant open BET, but this should be for the SB.
What would be more accurate for a preflop sim. flop turn river buckets 15 / texture Perfect Medium Small. Or Buckets 30 and Perfect Small Small texture.
