Node locking example

[@Happyduderawr]

5:50 is when node locking is talked about

[@ukrobochips8817]

18:40 Also, the solver knows that the IP cbet range was too weak - donking is a matter of range advantage. Effectively, we have weakened the IP range (by cbetting too frequently), and strengthened the OOP range. This disparity in range advantage is what is pucsing the OOP turn donking range.

[@denysdrobyna2992]

Hi ! Is it so difficult to make a new video for 2020??? Paid 1000$ to watch the video with old Interface of Pio Solver 2015 ???

[@vsantet42]

Is there a fast way to use node licking on the turns and rivers (instead of going to each runout) ? Thank you.

[@0524432]

i think it would help if you explained why you chose the name 'node locking'

[@daniellojuas2518]

Vaya chapa colega este video podría haber durado la mitad, aún así, muy útil

[@sebiF333]

I bought the basic pio.And i dont find this option to node lock.The only option that is similar is at Tree/Set strategy and lock node but it looks totaly diferent and i dont have the options for changing strategy/ranges etc.

[@ImDrizzt]

what does it do when you node lock? im about to start watching the video but not looking forward to it cos its so long lol

[@Demondoink1]

nice vid man :)

[@richarddavis7614]

Hey man does basic do node locking? Thank you Looks very nice :D

[@piosolver768]

+Richard Davis Yes, the basic version has all the functionality with the exception of scripting (scheduling a lot of trees in batches). More here: forumserver.twoplustwo.com/showpost.php?p=47603648&postcount=332

[@my_inland_empire]

good vid

[@rsaman3639]

3min explaining node locking would have been enough. the other 26mins is just blabla

[@piosolver768]

While I tend to agree with you, I have found that going over things slowly and sometimes repeating myself works better overall. For some people the interface and the concept are obvious, I invite you to use 2x (or 3x) speed if you notice you are in that category while watching an introductory video.