Poker Flop Trainer vs Sol

You can train flops based on the GTO in a fun, hands-on format. One purchase gives you access forever, and you are free to enjoy training at any time. With the version upgrade, you can now also view data from aggregated analysis! ▼ Main features:. ・Play with your favorite board textures "Monotone Board", "A High Board, etc.", "Pair Board", "Specify all 3 cards" Training of CB, FacingCB (when opponent hits CB, three bet sizes: small, medium and large), and BMCB is available. Training is also possible by specifying the frequency of actions as a percentage. For example, it is possible to set betting at 62% frequency and checking at 38% frequency. The hint function can be used to train from multiple perspectives, such as "looking at each other's ranges," "looking at EQB," "looking at the number of draw combos," and so on. You can view the data of the set analysis. Accuracy of calculation is 0.1%. ? Rake is 5% 3bb cap In addition to the training mode, there is also a reading material called "Explanation about CB", You can read all of this without paying for it. ▼ Excerpts of what is explained Why do I sometimes select a large bet size in CB? There are boards with flops that have a high CB frequency throughout the range. Why is this? Why do out-of-position boards in 2-bet pots tend to have low CB frequency? Monotone boards have a low CB frequency. Why is this? The action with slightly lower EV sometimes has the highest frequency. Why is this? Specific board example 1 "2BET_BB_BTN_Board As8h3d Why is the frequency of hitting CBs with KK so low? Why do you hit CBs with 99s so often? Why do T9s hit CBs more often?

Sol-Link is a quick and addictive card game you can enjoy anytime, anywhere. Perfect for coffee breaks, commutes, or whenever you have a few spare minutes! Simple rules: You always hold 5 cards. Play one to start, then continue by matching suit or number. Draw a new card from the deck after each move. The game ends when you can’t play anymore. Why it’s fun: Easy to learn, yet surprisingly addictive. Earn medals for milestones (10, 20, 30, 40 cards, poker hands, or the ultimate Full Clear). Watch your medals turn into bonus points with a satisfying end-game animation. Every round is short, so it’s perfect for quick play—but hard to put down! Notes: This game is ad-supported. Ads will appear occasionally, helping keep the game free for everyone to enjoy. Can you link every card and achieve the legendary Full Clear?