The real nuggets that you find from running sims come from node-locking. Let's break down a few things to be aware of before you go crazy with wild assumptions... 1/ It only accounts for the current street. The solver output will still play GTO on future streets with the locked range.

With #WSOP coming around the corner, many players have begun selling and buying action for the upcoming events. Let’s breakdown some of the things you need to consider before purchasing action.

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1/ When you buy action you are essentially putting up a % of the buy-in in return for a % of the potential profits. Plain and simple, just like any other form of investing, but there are many things you need to consider.

In our first thread on preparing for the #WSOP we gave a general overview of things you might want to consider.

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Today we'll look at tournament selection and bankroll management: 1/ During the WSOP you can expect to see very large field sizes of up to 10k runners. When looking at bankroll management for tournaments, players often neglect to factor in the effect that field size can have on variance.

Planning to attend the WSOP this year in Vegas? Whether you’re a seasoned pro or first-timer, you’ll benefit from reading some of the information and tips below.
👇 1/ Plan ahead. This is a big series. It’s important to book your flights and accommodation early. Make sure you have your passport and any travel documents (visas) that you may require. Being early will save you money that you can use for buy-ins (you’ll need a lot of them).

Poker players often obsess over bluffing, value betting is where most of the money is made.
Today, we'll be breakdown a river value betting situation. 1/ The hand starts off with Hero calling a 3bet with AJs. On the flop we face a small cbet and proceed by calling.

We can see here that SB is betting almost entire range and IP proceed mainly by calling.

Donking into the last aggressor is often seen as a fish move. Today we’re going to a river situation where this can be a good play…
👇🧵 1/ Hero defends the big blind with QJo and flops top pair.

We check call vs a small c-bet, a medium sized turn bet and donk out for 1/4 pot on the river.

Why might donking make sense here? Let’s have a look at the action in the solver…

To trap or not to trap? That is the question.

In today's solver breakdown, we'll be exploring the concept of node-locking and how deviations from equilibrium affect river strategies.

🧵👇 1/ Hero arrives at the river with a full-house. What should we do?

We’ll see that our strategy heavily depends on how our opponent is playing the turn with his value hands.

Poker is easy when you river the nuts but it's hard when you only beat a bluff

In today’s solver hand breakdown we’re going look at how a hand plays account in a solver across each street.
🧵👇 1/ Flop: OOP checks their entire range and IP bets 50% pot at a very high frequency. OOP continues by calling all their pocket pairs along with some of their best ace-highs and king-highs with backdoor flush draws.