First of all thank you for the great software Equilab.
Could someone clarify this for me? Everyone talks about Flopzilla how great a software it is because you can analyze how ranges connect with the board and modify those ranges throughout the street progression. Cool. Everyone talks about Equilab in context of only comparing a hand to ranges for equity. But when I press the Piechart, I see exactly what I would imagine Flopzilla would do: show how the ranges connect, and, too, can modify the ranges. Or am I missing some extra features Equilab doesn't have in comparison with Flopzilla?
Anyway to the technical question. So when in the Piechart mode, we see conditions like TPTK, or Trips, etc. Then we see percentages and more percentages in parentheses. The first percentage is for the title/row, the one in brackets is the aggregate including previous selected titles. I'm okay on that so far.
What confuses me is that there is more than 100%, including the (yellow) draws. When I select or deselect the draws is doesn't add or remove any colours or data in the range as it does to the above sections. Am I to take it that what the villain could have at that moment aggregates to 100% and the above 100% is the anticipation for the next streets and therefore it isn't part of the the same total?
Also, I think there is a tiny bug in the program. The selection of titles is ticked very randomly once you open up the piechart. For example some titles/conditions with
0 combos would be ticked at random, whilst some selections with actual combos would be unticked. I found that very strange, and thought there must have been some logic to it, but could identify it, so now I think it's probably a bug. It kinda wastes a fair bit of time to reclick and reorganise the board connections every time from top to bottom. It'd be nice to open up the piechart and all combos would be ticked by default, and you would deselect the ones you don't need.
I hope it makes sense 
