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Stop learning one flop at a time
A solve answers one board. A report answers a class of boards: every paired flop, every low connected one, every ace-high board, side by side, with the solver's bet frequency and size on each. That is what you can take to the table. Three findings from our own data, then what the reports in the app add.
Three things the data says
C-bet range across textures
Button versus big blind in a single-raised pot, the solver's flop c-bet runs from 45% on AdKd4s to 99% on KsKd3c, across the 15 flops published here. The average is 64%.
One number for "how often should I c-bet" is wrong on most flops. A report shows the spread.
Paired boards
On the paired flops in the library the aggressor c-bets 85% of the time, almost always for the small size. The range advantage is so large that betting everything small beats picking hands.
See it hand by hand on the c-bet charts.
ICM has a direction
At 15 big blinds first in from the button, the jam-or-fold range is 33% of hands in chip EV, 39% at a final table, and 84% on the bubble.
ICM tightens the seats facing the bet and frees the seat making it. Every seat and stack is on the push/fold charts.
What the reports in the app add
- Every board archetype, not fifteen flops: paired, monotone, two-tone, low connected, ace-high, broadway
- Frequency and size for every action on every street, by position and stack depth, side by side
- Drill down from a pattern to the exact node that produced it, then drill the spot
- Cash, tournament, Spin and heads-up formats at every depth in the library
- One sample on the free plan, the full set on Pro: sign in with Google, no card
The free plan keeps one sample GTO Report alongside its daily solves and graded drill hands, listed on the free plan page. The full set of reports is part of Pro.
Questions
- What is a GTO report?
- A single solve tells you what to do on one board. A report aggregates hundreds of solves and tells you what the solver does across a whole class of boards: how often it c-bets on paired flops, what size it uses on low connected ones, how the button and the cutoff differ. It is how patterns become habits.
- Are the reports free?
- One sample GTO Report is on the free plan, with no card. The full set is part of Pro.
- What can I read without an account?
- The three findings on this page, the flop-by-flop c-bet charts for two matchups, and the push/fold charts in chip EV, final-table ICM and bubble ICM. All public.
- Which formats do the reports cover?
- Cash, tournaments, Spins and heads-up, at every stack depth in the library, preflop to river.
Open the reports
One sample report on the free plan; the full set on Pro.
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