Hey guys, I bought my first poker solver program yesterday. GTO+

Since I don't have any experience with the program I watched couple videos to see how to enter the data, ranges etc.

First I tried to solve monotone flop to see what the program tells me. I put in the data and the program told me that the simulation will need around 1GB of memory, the memory needed has increased with every new set of data I put in (c/r options etc.). The simulations took about 10-15 minutes and the flop was solved.

Later that day I wanted to solve a full board of five cards to see what the solver would do on every street. I gave it multiple betsizes, including possibility of overbetting on multiple streets, but however I toyed around with the "tree building" options the memory needed was stuck at 0.
I solved the tree and I did not even take two seconds to solve it. I though the solving would take much longer, I don't know if there is not something wrong with the solver at this point.


Thanks for any help!

Hello,

I do believe this is due to the fact that all board cards are known. Flop or turn decisions have to consider the cards that may peel off on turn/river, hence requiring significantly more solving power.

Now, this is coming from a new user of GTO+ myself and a new forum member (though I've been lurking for years).

To know fur sure, I recommend asking in the CardRunnersEV thread, in which the author of GTO+ answers software-related questions:

https://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/1...tml?highlight=