4 posts tagged with "poker-theory"

There is a new version of PioSolver 3.3.

There is a new version of PioSolver 3.2.

In PioSolver there are many ways you can try to model non-GTO tendencies of your opponents to get insight into a proper way to exploit them.

Opponent profiling starts with preflop ranges where the best tool is your knowledge about your opponents. On the flop it's either node locking or the incentives, and on the turn and river you can use incentives to adjust opponent tendencies across all runouts in a quick efficient way.

Choosing a subset of flops to represent the whole game​

There are 22100 possible flops in Holdem out of which 1755 are strategically different. This is quite a big number which makes attempts to approximate preflop EV for chosen spots as well as upcoming preflop solving quite a difficult task. One needs a few terabytes of RAM to fit even very simple games (assuming full postflop play) and using a disc storage slows things down very significantly.