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This graph paper has the sections of compressing the large ranges of value and plotting the large and the small numbers of value. Trying to learn poker by studying solvers is like getting into math by learning algebra.

Yes all players should start studying and integrating gto into their play as they get more experience. But throwing a new player in front of a solver will probably just confuse them.

The idea that players should start with abc poker before exploring a data driven playstyle is probably good advice.

Hey fuck you too buddy. Also ever heard of walking before you run? The guy who originally asked is basically a beginner.

Also it's very doable and useful to analyze your own mistakes based on some rudimentary range assumptions without relying on PIO.

What's the argument against this? Another example is the idea of being balanced and having a bluffing range at the micros.

What adjustments PIO solver recommends versus the weaker strategy to capitalise on opponents mistakes. It's really hard to play a strong exploit style with no studying.

Nice explanation, thanks. I always thought it just showed you the correct moves to make against other GTO players, cool to hear that it also shows basic human strategies and suggests adjustments.

It's called node locking for PIO solver. You have to manually enter how humans play certain combos, then re run the solver, and it shows new GTO vs that.

Is this worth it for a player like me? I'm currently a NL5 player, just about breakeven over hands sample size, I know , looking to improve in, well, every way.

Working my way through The Grinder's Manual as I play. If he has indeed crushed it live, then yeah I lean towards him being a massive GTO nerd also.

The future of online Poker comes to question though. There will be a Magnus in the poker world that will memorize all the optimal plays and might look suspicious.

How will they tell from people using solvers in real time to an exceptional player? You can be good and still cheat to gain a bigger edge.

This is my opinion and i have no definite proof. Quote: Although me and fellow high stakes pros think the same and most of us have reported him.

Claiming something like this without naming your "fellow high stakes pros" and without them publicly agreeing to this doesn't mean anything.

I doubt regs who play with me a lot would agree to your statement. Quote: Some years ago this new guy popped to high stakes nlhe games.

His nickname was LLinusLLove. This guy used to play very loose agressive and while playing decently good he would be making tons of clear mistakes and spews.

You make it sound like I appeared out of nowhere. Quote: Overnight he started to tank every decision from preflop to river, even on spots where there was very clear decision.

First off, if I started tanking all of a sudden overnight, can you be a little more precise than "overnight"? What does a "very clear decision mean"?

Has it ever occured to you that some people like to think about their strategy and not just snap easy decisions and tank hard decisions?

Picking the best tables to play on can make the difference between being a winning poker player and a losing one.

Fast and Secure Don't waste your time with datamining software. No need to leave your computer running the whole night. You can rather spent some time to improve your game or win some money at the tables.

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We are the most cost effective datamining service out there. Here's a summary of the hand sample:. This is something that LLinus himself has worked on in the last few years, to change his strategies from how he was playing -- which was quite far from the GTO strategies that I was recommending in [previous videos] -- to actually [playing very similarly] to what I've been putting out.

So, putting in pretty much the same amount of money to the pot. The difference in EV between those two strategies is going to be absolutely minuscule.

It's good to see that LLinus' c-betting strategy lines up well with what Alex teaches in his course and what he recommended in the previous parts in this series.

It's also good to see that LLinus has clearly been working on this part of his game. That means the strategies you've learned throughout this series aren't something people knew 3 or 5 years ago, and you might be the only player making these adjustments in your games.