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Is there any good alternatives to GTOWizard? I'm not willing to pay 80 bucks for a monthly subscription.
One issue I find is that there are so many bet-sizes on each street, and you will get lost in the complexity of the solutions. This mostly leads to confusion, and you will not be able to draw a conclusion from which to learn.
Originally posted by BengtArne
Is there any good alternatives to GTOWizard? I'm not willing to pay 80 bucks for a monthly subscription.
One issue I find is that there are so many bet-sizes on each street, and you will get lost in the complexity of the solutions. This mostly leads to confusion, and you will not be able to draw a conclusion from which to learn.
gto wizard is technically not a solver but a database of solved hands if you want to work with a solver they exist at much cheaper costs but they are tools that you have to set up from scratch what I use is a gto solver which cost me as much as a month of wizard but then you have to study how to set it.
What are the benefits of GTO+ over Pio solver. I already own PIO.
Deepsolver starts at 49$/month (39$ if you buy a yearly plan). It's a web-based solver that calculates each street in seconds. You can fully customize your solutions (so you can set one sizing if you want) and they have some very cool unique features as well like solutions for specific player tendencies.
Not what I would call an "alternative" to something as powerful as GTOWizard, but I made my ranges public and free on Pocket33.com, it might come handy for anyone not willing to invest that much into learning poker.
You can also try PulseGTO.com It's a Windows-based NLHE solver supporting preflop and postflop solving, with a free 7-day trial and a free browser-based strategy library. you can build your own database there
Just a "heads-up", I am working on a light-weight solver. A decent library (3 upwards to 10 weeks before we have minimum coverage for a proper solver), and will then add a dynamic solving-option so anything not covered will be solved on request serverside.
Started on it this week, so may take a while (but Grok Build/Bot is awesome).
Preflop is filling in nicely, and we have a plan to expand it as quick as possible. Have a LOT of data to crunch through so will be using multiple setups with rtx3080 and rtx4080's to do the compute..
It is being built as part of the PurePoker family, where PurePoker Trainer is the first app.
The solver is available on solver.purepoker.no, limited to preflop for now, and will be published on Appstore as PurePoker Solver.