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Thanks a lot. I will check out the videos.

I still don't really understand the added value of GTO+ compared to CREV?

Thank you very much! I will get the books and CREV - really appreciate the help. Thank you!

Looking at CREV, GTO+ seems to be a type of add-on to the software. If CREV already includes a solver, is there any value to GTO+?

BigFiszh,

Thank you very much for your reply, I will follow your advise and work in the order you suggested.

A couple of follow up questions on the points above:

1) Do you have any advise on how to improve my GTO knowledge?

2) I've had a look at the first few instruction videos at CREV. My understanding is that it also includes a solver. In my head I think it would be good to learn more about which part of my range that "I should do" what with. E.g: Let's say I open 70% of buttons, SB folds and BB calls 35% of his range. Flop is XXX, which part of my range does the solver recommend I c-bet given stack sizes etc. Is this something the CREV program can do? Can it also run these calculations if SB and BB calls and we are 3 handed to the flop?

3) What specifically is it that the PioSolver can do that CREV can't?

Once again, thank you very much for your kind help.

Great video Phil. Would love to see a part 2.

You do want to maximize your value when you have the nuts, and by calling you are guaranteed to see a turn, i.e. you will face that potential though turn decsion 100% of the time, and you have zero information about villians hand. On top of that, every time villian have 77xx etc you are loosing a lot of value.

For me, this is a raise.

Great, thanks for the help :)

I apologize for the post being a little messy, how can I post the tables from propokertools here on Runitonce? I did try the "2+2" way, but I can see now that it did not work as planned. 

I think you overplay your hand pre flop here as you will end up getting in to a lot of difficult post flop situations, where you most likely never will have the nuts, or nut draw ( unless you flop top set ofc).  Personally I would fold this pre flop to avoid difficult post flop situations.
Someone correct me if I am wrong.

As played on the flop, I would ship, close my eyes and hope I am not up against a dominating flush draw.
Some calculations for you:

vs 8% 3-betting range

vs AAxx