Hey, apologies if audio wasnt up to scratch. Have already recorded pt2 of this series but will look into a resolution for future videos.

I'm not entirely sure what you're asking, but if it addresses your point, monker from what ive seen usually doesnt pay much attention to concepts such as geometric sizing (which I think is what you mean here?) It mostly just seems to pick the betsize it most prefers in that spot, the one nod to future planning I've seen occur is that it like being able to get allin by riv so have seen spots where at SPR2 it has only b33 on the turn and SPR4 it has only b100.

Hi, thanks for this. I was aware that the use of full pot on future streets was a shortcut they'd taken to control sim size, but not that the tree structure led to this specific phenomenon.

Can you please post what abstraction settings you used for your 4max sims? isnt 12 i/n a little inconclusive?

jimmylaessig25 I'm running a similar sim to the one screenshotted above atm, I have 256gb server and PLL seems to be out of reach with two flop betsizes even with node trimming as far as I can see, so I'm running PML with higher bucket count, I expect to see similar results as cwils bc the logic behind the change seems solid (we stack more of the KK/QQ combos that fold pre vs 4b but pot/call a ton of flops when we flat and only pot is available as a flop betsize), but will confirm once sim seems converged.

nice, i do the same right now with two 3max sims..PML 30/30/30..one with just pot postflop and one with 33/100 postflop..

Yeah, it's PML 30/30/30

seems to me that you did something wrong...made two equal sims, one with a small 33% size and pot for postflop and one with only pot for postflop...look pretty much exact same...currently@ around 25% call AA for BU vs SB3b and rising...what rake did you choose? maybe its an rake issue?

my sim just hit 20 I/N, so not fully converged but a decent amount of the way there - I also, somewhat to my surprise, am seeing very little diff between the baseline sim used in vid and the new 4h sim with multiple flop betsizes. It could, as mentioned, potentially be a rake thing - id assume higher rake means we slowplay less bc upside of terminating hand preflop is comparatively higher. (edit) checked and confirmed this theory in existing sims with identical tree structure and varied rake settings.

fair comment, tbh I never start out intending to go long but somehow I just keep finding stuff to talk about :p. pt2 already recorded but will consider feedback for future series.

timestamp pls?