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Erakko
Joined: 07.10.2011

I have been wondering how useful solver would be for micro stakes, as the price is quite expensive for micro stakes bankroll. So the question is, which solver if any would you recommend for micro stakes?


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Kyyberi
Joined: 09.07.2010

Which game format?


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Erakko
Joined: 07.10.2011

Cash no limit holdem, sorry forgot to mention :f_confused:


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alonohara
Joined: 06.03.2011

I use the free version of GTO Wizard:

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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

GTO+ could be worth to check out. I have not used it but seems to have fair amount of features for only 80$ one time payment.


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zoombamboom
Joined: 06.04.2024

I use this free solver on github. It is called "WASM Postflop". (I can't post link as too new sorry but you will find it easily).

slightly limited but serves well for postflop analysis.


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Fredjen
Joined: 28.05.2008

If you have someone in your studygroup who can use and explain it Gto+ is the way to go. If not get a study group or coach first.
I bought it but never used it good untill those people got into my life.


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Affltr
Joined: 05.07.2017

GTO+ needs like 150 GB of memory if you have wide ranges and all bet size options..I have it but can't use it because of memory.


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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

Originally posted by Affltr
GTO+ needs like 150 GB of memory if you have wide ranges and all bet size options..I have it but can't use it because of memory.

Out of interest what "all bet size options" mean? In practice for most players in most spots its unnecessary to have more than two sizes. Plus like flop cbet size can likely be done as single sizing based on board structure and preflop ranges. Ultimately its about simplification. E.g. if you perform less bet sizing approach in well structured manner its likely going to be better EV tactic. Even if theory wise GTO will achieve better EV with more complicated approach.


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Affltr
Joined: 05.07.2017

Originally posted by ghaleon

Originally posted by Affltr
GTO+ needs like 150 GB of memory if you have wide ranges and all bet size options..I have it but can't use it because of memory.

Out of interest what "all bet size options" mean? In practice for most players in most spots its unnecessary to have more than two sizes. Plus like flop cbet size can likely be done as single sizing based on board structure and preflop ranges. Ultimately its about simplification. E.g. if you perform less bet sizing approach in well structured manner its likely going to be better EV tactic. Even if theory wise GTO will achieve better EV with more complicated approach.

30,50,75,100,all-in I have and It asks for 50gb memory. Also the same for all positions.


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Kyyberi
Joined: 09.07.2010

Ah, lucky holdem players... :f_drink:


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Affltr
Joined: 05.07.2017

Originally posted by Affltr

Originally posted by ghaleon

Originally posted by Affltr
GTO+ needs like 150 GB of memory if you have wide ranges and all bet size options..I have it but can't use it because of memory.

Out of interest what "all bet size options" mean? In practice for most players in most spots its unnecessary to have more than two sizes. Plus like flop cbet size can likely be done as single sizing based on board structure and preflop ranges. Ultimately its about simplification. E.g. if you perform less bet sizing approach in well structured manner its likely going to be better EV tactic. Even if theory wise GTO will achieve better EV with more complicated approach.

30,50,75,100,all-in I have and It asks for 50gb memory. Also the same for all positions.

Adding mg25 to the question mark box reduces memory so I can use it.


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