Hello,

1) I am running a script of 1755 trees. around 1/2 through. What would happen if I close PIO. Can I restart from where I left.
2) I have noticed that there are already saves of trees piling up in the designated save folder of apparently completed trees. Is that correct- are the files complete or there might be a small part of tree missing that is added only when all of the trees are /almost/ done?
3) I have another 1755 tree script in queue. would that script remain in queue if I close the solver and how would i restart the scripts?

Thank you very much in advance

figured out and not relevant anymore. If anybody needs a solution just close solver and you will be able to continue once you restart the solver.

On the same topic though- can i access Job Queue without adding a new job to queue? (for example i have 1 huge script running an 4 enqueued but have closed the solver. I can only get in queue and resume solving by creating a new script (that autocreates new folder in save files and makes a mess in saves folder) .

Does piosolver have a function for postflop nash equilibrium play when there are bounties in play, for example you cover a player or a player covers you seeing the nash ranges for that situation from flop-river.

Menu -> Tools -> Jobs


It's possible to specify tournament structure in HRC (https://www.holdemresources.net/) and export from there to piosolver.

Ctrl+J

Hey team,

I am getting slightly different frequencies in the aggregate report than in the software, very small discrepancy but still wondering whether this is normal.


Thanks

I am looking to run a script that contains only monotone and paired boards using piosolver. The issue is that the only way to set the script up is to manually type in every board which is very inconvenient. Is there a list of boards sorted by texture that I can copy and paste? Or is there an easier way to do this that I'm missing?

rainbow unpaired 24 combos each:

AdKhQc
AdKhJc
AdKhTc
AdKh9c
AdKh8c
AdKh7c
AdKh6c
AdKh5c
AdKh4c
AdKh3c
AdKh2c
AdQhJc
AdQhTc
AdQh9c
AdQh8c
AdQh7c
AdQh6c
AdQh5c
AdQh4c
AdQh3c
AdQh2c
AdJhTc
AdJh9c
AdJh8c
AdJh7c
AdJh6c
AdJh5c
AdJh4c
AdJh3c
AdJh2c
AdTh9c
AdTh8c
AdTh7c
AdTh6c
AdTh5c
AdTh4c
AdTh3c
AdTh2c
Ad9h8c
Ad9h7c
Ad9h6c
Ad9h5c
Ad9h4c
Ad9h3c
Ad9h2c
Ad8h7c
Ad8h6c
Ad8h5c
Ad8h4c
Ad8h3c
Ad8h2c
Ad7h6c
Ad7h5c
Ad7h4c
Ad7h3c
Ad7h2c
Ad6h5c
Ad6h4c
Ad6h3c
Ad6h2c
Ad5h4c
Ad5h3c
Ad5h2c
Ad4h3c
Ad4h2c
Ad3h2c
KdQhJc
KdQhTc
KdQh9c
KdQh8c
KdQh7c
KdQh6c
KdQh5c
KdQh4c
KdQh3c
KdQh2c
KdJhTc
KdJh9c
KdJh8c
KdJh7c
KdJh6c
KdJh5c
KdJh4c
KdJh3c
KdJh2c
KdTh9c
KdTh8c
KdTh7c
KdTh6c
KdTh5c
KdTh4c
KdTh3c
KdTh2c
Kd9h8c
Kd9h7c
Kd9h6c
Kd9h5c
Kd9h4c
Kd9h3c
Kd9h2c
Kd8h7c
Kd8h6c
Kd8h5c
Kd8h4c
Kd8h3c
Kd8h2c
Kd7h6c
Kd7h5c
Kd7h4c
Kd7h3c
Kd7h2c
Kd6h5c
Kd6h4c
Kd6h3c
Kd6h2c
Kd5h4c
Kd5h3c
Kd5h2c
Kd4h3c
Kd4h2c
Kd3h2c
QdJhTc
QdJh9c
QdJh8c
QdJh7c
QdJh6c
QdJh5c
QdJh4c
QdJh3c
QdJh2c
QdTh9c
QdTh8c
QdTh7c
QdTh6c
QdTh5c
QdTh4c
QdTh3c
QdTh2c
Qd9h8c
Qd9h7c
Qd9h6c
Qd9h5c
Qd9h4c
Qd9h3c
Qd9h2c
Qd8h7c
Qd8h6c
Qd8h5c
Qd8h4c
Qd8h3c
Qd8h2c
Qd7h6c
Qd7h5c
Qd7h4c
Qd7h3c
Qd7h2c
Qd6h5c
Qd6h4c
Qd6h3c
Qd6h2c
Qd5h4c
Qd5h3c
Qd5h2c
Qd4h3c
Qd4h2c
Qd3h2c
JdTh9c
JdTh8c
JdTh7c
JdTh6c
JdTh5c
JdTh4c
JdTh3c
JdTh2c
Jd9h8c
Jd9h7c
Jd9h6c
Jd9h5c
Jd9h4c
Jd9h3c
Jd9h2c
Jd8h7c
Jd8h6c
Jd8h5c
Jd8h4c
Jd8h3c
Jd8h2c
Jd7h6c
Jd7h5c
Jd7h4c
Jd7h3c
Jd7h2c
Jd6h5c
Jd6h4c
Jd6h3c
Jd6h2c
Jd5h4c
Jd5h3c
Jd5h2c
Jd4h3c
Jd4h2c
Jd3h2c
Td9h8c
Td9h7c
Td9h6c
Td9h5c
Td9h4c
Td9h3c
Td9h2c
Td8h7c
Td8h6c
Td8h5c
Td8h4c
Td8h3c
Td8h2c
Td7h6c
Td7h5c
Td7h4c
Td7h3c
Td7h2c
Td6h5c
Td6h4c
Td6h3c
Td6h2c
Td5h4c
Td5h3c
Td5h2c
Td4h3c
Td4h2c
Td3h2c
9d8h7c
9d8h6c
9d8h5c
9d8h4c
9d8h3c
9d8h2c
9d7h6c
9d7h5c
9d7h4c
9d7h3c
9d7h2c
9d6h5c
9d6h4c
9d6h3c
9d6h2c
9d5h4c
9d5h3c
9d5h2c
9d4h3c
9d4h2c
9d3h2c
8d7h6c
8d7h5c
8d7h4c
8d7h3c
8d7h2c
8d6h5c
8d6h4c
8d6h3c
8d6h2c
8d5h4c
8d5h3c
8d5h2c
8d4h3c
8d4h2c
8d3h2c
7d6h5c
7d6h4c
7d6h3c
7d6h2c
7d5h4c
7d5h3c
7d5h2c
7d4h3c
7d4h2c
7d3h2c
6d5h4c
6d5h3c
6d5h2c
6d4h3c
6d4h2c
6d3h2c
5d4h3c
5d4h2c
5d3h2c
4d3h2c

Raibow paired 12 combos each:

AdAhKc
AdAhQc
AdAhJc
AdAhTc
AdAh9c
AdAh8c
AdAh7c
AdAh6c
AdAh5c
AdAh4c
AdAh3c
AdAh2c
AdKhKc
AdQhQc
AdJhJc
AdThTc
Ad9h9c
Ad8h8c
Ad7h7c
Ad6h6c
Ad5h5c
Ad4h4c
Ad3h3c
Ad2h2c
KdKhQc
KdKhJc
KdKhTc
KdKh9c
KdKh8c
KdKh7c
KdKh6c
KdKh5c
KdKh4c
KdKh3c
KdKh2c
KdQhQc
KdJhJc
KdThTc
Kd9h9c
Kd8h8c
Kd7h7c
Kd6h6c
Kd5h5c
Kd4h4c
Kd3h3c
Kd2h2c
QdQhJc
QdQhTc
QdQh9c
QdQh8c
QdQh7c
QdQh6c
QdQh5c
QdQh4c
QdQh3c
QdQh2c
QdJhJc
QdThTc
Qd9h9c
Qd8h8c
Qd7h7c
Qd6h6c
Qd5h5c
Qd4h4c
Qd3h3c
Qd2h2c
JdJhTc
JdJh9c
JdJh8c
JdJh7c
JdJh6c
JdJh5c
JdJh4c
JdJh3c
JdJh2c
JdThTc
Jd9h9c
Jd8h8c
Jd7h7c
Jd6h6c
Jd5h5c
Jd4h4c
Jd3h3c
Jd2h2c
TdTh9c
TdTh8c
TdTh7c
TdTh6c
TdTh5c
TdTh4c
TdTh3c
TdTh2c
Td9h9c
Td8h8c
Td7h7c
Td6h6c
Td5h5c
Td4h4c
Td3h3c
Td2h2c
9d9h8c
9d9h7c
9d9h6c
9d9h5c
9d9h4c
9d9h3c
9d9h2c
9d8h8c
9d7h7c
9d6h6c
9d5h5c
9d4h4c
9d3h3c
9d2h2c
8d8h7c
8d8h6c
8d8h5c
8d8h4c
8d8h3c
8d8h2c
8d7h7c
8d6h6c
8d5h5c
8d4h4c
8d3h3c
8d2h2c
7d7h6c
7d7h5c
7d7h4c
7d7h3c
7d7h2c
7d6h6c
7d5h5c
7d4h4c
7d3h3c
7d2h2c
6d6h5c
6d6h4c
6d6h3c
6d6h2c
6d5h5c
6d4h4c
6d3h3c
6d2h2c
5d5h4c
5d5h3c
5d5h2c
5d4h4c
5d3h3c
5d2h2c
4d4h3c
4d4h2c
4d3h3c
4d2h2c
3d3h2c
3d2h2c

two-tone paired 12 combos each:

AdAhKd
AdAhQd
AdAhJd
AdAhTd
AdAh9d
AdAh8d
AdAh7d
AdAh6d
AdAh5d
AdAh4d
AdAh3d
AdAh2d
AdKhKd
AdQhQd
AdJhJd
AdThTd
Ad9h9d
Ad8h8d
Ad7h7d
Ad6h6d
Ad5h5d
Ad4h4d
Ad3h3d
Ad2h2d
KdKhQd
KdKhJd
KdKhTd
KdKh9d
KdKh8d
KdKh7d
KdKh6d
KdKh5d
KdKh4d
KdKh3d
KdKh2d
KdQhQd
KdJhJd
KdThTd
Kd9h9d
Kd8h8d
Kd7h7d
Kd6h6d
Kd5h5d
Kd4h4d
Kd3h3d
Kd2h2d
QdQhJd
QdQhTd
QdQh9d
QdQh8d
QdQh7d
QdQh6d
QdQh5d
QdQh4d
QdQh3d
QdQh2d
QdJhJd
QdThTd
Qd9h9d
Qd8h8d
Qd7h7d
Qd6h6d
Qd5h5d
Qd4h4d
Qd3h3d
Qd2h2d
JdJhTd
JdJh9d
JdJh8d
JdJh7d
JdJh6d
JdJh5d
JdJh4d
JdJh3d
JdJh2d
JdThTd
Jd9h9d
Jd8h8d
Jd7h7d
Jd6h6d
Jd5h5d
Jd4h4d
Jd3h3d
Jd2h2d
TdTh9d
TdTh8d
TdTh7d
TdTh6d
TdTh5d
TdTh4d
TdTh3d
TdTh2d
Td9h9d
Td8h8d
Td7h7d
Td6h6d
Td5h5d
Td4h4d
Td3h3d
Td2h2d
9d9h8d
9d9h7d
9d9h6d
9d9h5d
9d9h4d
9d9h3d
9d9h2d
9d8h8d
9d7h7d
9d6h6d
9d5h5d
9d4h4d
9d3h3d
9d2h2d
8d8h7d
8d8h6d
8d8h5d
8d8h4d
8d8h3d
8d8h2d
8d7h7d
8d6h6d
8d5h5d
8d4h4d
8d3h3d
8d2h2d
7d7h6d
7d7h5d
7d7h4d
7d7h3d
7d7h2d
7d6h6d
7d5h5d
7d4h4d
7d3h3d
7d2h2d
6d6h5d
6d6h4d
6d6h3d
6d6h2d
6d5h5d
6d4h4d
6d3h3d
6d2h2d
5d5h4d
5d5h3d
5d5h2d
5d4h4d
5d3h3d
5d2h2d
4d4h3d
4d4h2d
4d3h3d
4d2h2d
3d3h2d
3d2h2d

Hello,

I am looking for any advice (videos, scripting, general approach, etc) for the most effective methods to node locking (post flop) to derive macro / aggregate strategies.

I know we can add specific lines into the game tree before solving but I don’t know the best way to adjust post flop ranges and villain tendencies post flop in a systematic way across a script of a flop subset.

Thanks!

Hey,
I am looking for someone to run custom solves for me in monkersolver at hourly rates. Optimally you have lots of experience running nodelocked sims yourself. Looking for long-term-ish collaboration. Please add my tg @yyzspade if interested.

Is Cinebench multicore (https://nanoreview.net/en/cpu-list/cinebench-scores) a good proxy benchmark for CPU power as it relates to solvers?

Hi, the best way to do it is using the command BENCH in PIO, if you want to know a specific pio bench for a given cpu your best shot is looking in PIO discord old msgs.

Is it possible to run an existing solve from the point it was solved to already. For example I have a hand that I ran to 10% accuracy, can it pick up where it left off or does it have to start from the very beginning again?

You can you just need to save it prior and need to be full saves if I recall correctly

Thank you!

Cheers

I'm looking for Pio 2.0 coach. Any Pio savages in here able to help a 2/5 live .5/1 online nlh player get the most out of Pio? Please PM me your prices ty

Hello, I have a question please,

Are flop subsets (like 184) only good for figuring out EV, or can we also use it to accurately figure out average frequencies of postflop plays like cbet, fold to cbet, raise to cbet etc. on all 3 streets using aggregated reports?

Thank you for your time.

How do I set the OOP player to NOT donk bet? I entered "0" for a bet size and the solver used a "0.5%" bet size (1 chip).

Don't add any donk sizes

Hmm, depends on the needs but for overall frequencies I'd go with a smaller subset, like 24 because it'll take quite long time to run the reports for turn and river.

Ok thank you

hi, i solved a 3B pot to .04bb/100 accuracy
i dont understand why the solver choose k7cc or hh for a line to 100%

since the suits are "even" on a ssd board suits
so on the turn if i bet 10% and its turn kh, i have no combo avec K7 hh or cc
it should find same ev for the hand and split them for equilibrium since they have the same properties to stay balanced on the turn no?