Discover the Power of Nodelocking!

[@GTOWizard]

📖Read more about the update here: blog.gtowizard.com/introducing-nodelocking/

[@squaredpoker]

Absolute game changer, this was the main reason I was still running PIO on my own

[@djdimapasoc7988]

Its that "in the zone" phase. Its when your every actions are misinterpreted by your opponents. NO BLUFFING at first.

[@hikikomoriechi]

It is possible to nodelock preflop?

[@GTOWizard]

Not yet. We're adding HU Preflop solving next update!

[@stumbras2000]

@@GTOWizard Is preflop and preflop Nodelocking available now?

[@4444xxxxxxxxxx]

🔥🔥🔥 Finally!

[@postmur625]

please make solutions for GGpoker cash drop pots. thanks in advance

[@endrek3967]

easier! stop playing ggpoker :) if you dont want to contribute to a monopoly which doesnt care about higher rake, and killing online poker and regulars....

[@GTOWizard]

We added GGpoker cash drop pots this update!

[@postmur625]

@@GTOWizard ​ thanks ! im sorry can you say how i can find it in gtowizard? and its free?

[@postmur625]

thanks i find it its in preflop only))

[@postmur625]

@@GTOWizard GGpoker cash drop pots only for 100bb right? is it possible to see in future for 50bb ?

[@ВячеславНечипоров]

What if I nodelock opponent's play on turn. Does wizard change my flop play as well or it's just about a turn play?

[@GTOWizard]

Keep in mind that GTO Wizard AI only solves one street at a time. This is what empowers our technology to solve spots in seconds rather than hours. This means that flop exploits will assume perfect play on future streets with the proceeding ranges, even if those streets are nodelocked. While the solver can adapt its play to exploit any mistakes on the current street, it is unable to anticipate mistakes on later streets.

[@camaleonsacor1618]

@@GTOWizard Can we make manually multistreets nodelocking?

[@skandrey9233]

@@GTOWizard Then I had a question. I locked the strategy on the flop for one of the opponents, and the solver recalculated. Then I played the hand up to the river and locked a node there, and a new strategy for the flop appeared in addition to the one I already had. Based on the game logic, it seems to be the exploit I was looking for.

[@erdemtatar5583]

bol şans

[@stu_gahtz1740]

Yall better thank solve4why

[@jimmymcgill5572]

Why

[@stu_gahtz1740]

@@jimmymcgill5572 cause they plugged in there podcast that Wizard added live 9max 10% rake and node locking, which was one of the biggest reason i wasnt using it so i went and immidiatly bought it after. But wothout the S4y plug idk how long it takes me to find out theyve improved there system.

[@giovanni679]

why

[@arivatanem4269]

Thanks for the video. So, how can I see how react the OOP nodelocking the caller range? Here we see just how IP adapt to the cbet but I dont know doing in the otrher way. Is that posible?

[@GTOWizard]

Yes that's possible, you can compare any two nodes in the game tree

[@vennabrentech]

GTOWizard - The equivalent to Internet Explorer

[@djdimapasoc7988]

Its like having "GAME SHARK"

[@vojtechmatulik1292]

Problem is, this is exploit for one play in vacuum. Ok vs rangebet we raise more - logical/no solver needed If we raise more often - we use smaller size - logical. Do we know if opponent have 3betting range and how he construct it? Do you consider villain might overbluff or give up too much later streets etc? All that drastically change flop strategy too. I bet 99% of users will never use nodelocks correctly, so dont worry poker will be still profitable :)

[@Thomas-sb2fg]

Sure. Go back to clicking your NL50 for living

[@GTOWizard]

The nice part about nodelocking is that you don't need to define unknown details. Unspecified strategies default to the strongest possible strategy with the nodelock in place. e.g. if we don't know about their 3-betting range, we can just assume they will always 3bet perfectly, and despite that we can still raise a lot more often vs the rangebet.

[@junkim888]

Online is dead!