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Originally Posted by CardiffGiant
PLOtrainer for 3 ways uses a 1/3 bet sizing. Would be interested to hear from Flophero why they use those sizings. The thing about the solver is if you give it 5 sizings, it will use all 5 some % of the time. It would be impossible for humans to implement such a complex strategy. Even having 2 sizings is probably too much since the EV difference of having multiple sizings isn't that big.
In multiway pots of 3 or more players, all the GTO solvers usually try to use the smaller bet sizings available. If you give the solver the option to use a 20% and 33% as bet sizes on the flop, the solution probably takes that 1/5 line a higher percentage of the time than 1/3, specially when you are OOP against several opponents.
We are going to release soon more detailed strategies for all the 2 and 3 player most common spots, allowing 4-5 different bet sizes for each street. 4-way pots doesn't occur very often and as others pointed, probably 2 bet sizes are enough in real life. No other solver gives you more than 3-player postflop solutions btw.
In the hand example, FlopHero recommends folding preflop without open raising in a high rake enviroment and if you open a similar hand, folding against the 3bet. The cost of having a dominated hand versus 2 players that have position on you is too much to overcome. Unless you have specific reads on the SB or the other players being whales, fold pre.