GTO Ranges is a collection (125) of unexploitable calling and raising ranges for No Limit Holdem.
These have been calculated with custom software. In order to play an unexploitable strategy many hands will use a mixed strategy of raising and calling. GTO Ranges will randomly select a number and display the range indicating if you should raise or call with the hands that use a mixed strategy. The next time that range is displayed a new number and range will be randomly generated. The calculated strategies include facing a raise, facing a 3-bet as pre flop raiser, facing a 4-bet as pre flop 3-bettor, when to squeeze and when to cold 4-bet.

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The betsizes that have been used in the calculations are the following:
3x raise, 9x 3b (IP) 10x 3b (OOP), 22x 4b (vs 9x 3b) 23x 4b (vs 10x 3b), 5b all-in.
2.5x raise, 8x 3b(IP) 9x 3b (OOP), 21.5x 4b, 21x 4b (vs 8x 3b) 21.5x 4b (vs 9x 3b), 5b all-in.
2x raise, 7.5x 3b, 21x 4b, 5b all-in.
Squeeze: Pot, for example SB vs 2x = 9x, 2.5x = 10.5x, 3x = 13x

Due to the great many variations of positions squeeze ranges have only been calculated as an average of the calling positions between the raiser and potential squeezer. To display the squeezing range press the button corresponding to the first raiser and your position and then squeeze. For example if you are on the Button facing an EP raise (usually 17%) + caller (from MP or CO) then click BTN vs 17% and squeeze to display the range.

Strategies have been rounded so that 95%+ = 100% and 5%- = 0%.

If you face an unusual large 3b, 4b size then you can simulate this be clicking a tighter frequency. For example if you raise 2.5x on the button SB 3-bets (15%) to 11x, select vs 3-bet, IP vs 12% instead. The same could be done the other way also, selecting a 20% range if SB 3-bets (15%) to 7.5x.

The use of% might be a bit confusing but it is more flexible to use than having fixed positions. An EP raiser can sometimes play 21% of hands while a different player might play 21% on the CO.

The term GTO is becoming more and more popular. Although the theory of GTO has been discussed for many years, its popularity within poker is peaking right now. A common way to explain how GTO works is based on the game Rock, Paper, Scissors. If you were going to play Rock, Paper, Scissors the optimal GTO percentage to throw each option would be. You can check out more at: GTO (Game Theory Optimal) play explained in 15 minutes. GTO in poker stands for Game Theory Optimal. It’s a complex set of rules that helps the player make the best possible move in a game of no-limit Hold’em and protects them from getting exploited. With our GTO Poker Charts you will know what decision to make Pre-Flop in almost every possible situation in a 6 Max No Limit Holdem Game. You make the most decisions preflop of any street. Learn how to play fundamentally sound poker preflop by signing up to get my preflop charts. I show you almost every scenario you will face.

In general:
17% = EP
21% = MP
27% = CO

Disclaimer:
These strategies are guidelines and do not guarantee any profit. No Limit Holdem is a complex game and we do not take any responsibility for the results that might occur after using this app.

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Level 1: The MacroAnalysis

The MacroAnalysis evaluates the overall strategy of Hero's range. The primary focus at this level is on range advantage, position and SPR, since typically these factors significantly influence how specific holdings within the range are played.

These grids show the possible hands which each player is likely to hold given prior actions. Hands which are more likely to be in a player's range are shaded darker. The GTOx dashboard juxtaposes both player's ranges since in GTO, strategies are wholly devised based upon how the ranges stack up against each other relative to the board.

The strategy sunburst shows the frequencies of the possible actions at the current node for the entire range, as well as the actions available at prior decision points in the game. This visual depiction of actions can assist users in learning to assess how prior actions define each player's range, which is a critical skill in GTO.

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This table shows the average frequencies and resulting EV for each possible action for the range as a whole. Also shown is the Range EV Regret for each action, which measures the maximum amount of EV that will be lost if a player takes that action with 100% of the hands in the range and can aid in simplifying strategies. EV Regret is standardized by the pot size so each player can set his/her own EV Regret significance threshold based on his/her experience and skill level. Finally, this table shows 'Fold Leverage', which is equal to the percentage of the opponent's range that folds to each bet at the nash-equilibrium.

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This table shows the average EV, average equity and equity distribution for each player. EV measures the expected number of chips the player will win on average if it follows the optimal strategies. Equity measures the probability of the player winning or tying at showdown if no further betting occurs. The equity distribution aids in an understanding of overall composition of each player's range (e.g. polarized, capped, condensed, merged, etc.).