Choosing too many sizes on all the streets is a big precondition for failure in implementing those highly complicated strategies. A wise man once said: "It is better to play a simple strategy decent than a complicated strategy poorly". As we are humans after all and our time and brainpower are limited.

Depending on the spot, I'll try to reduce my bets to one 1-size on the flop, two sizes on the river, and two on the river (or at most 3).

Is there anyone else who experimenting with solvers and heuristics that could give some general advice on how to approach this complex game and how to simplify strategies without giving up too much EV?