SAVED SOLVER LIBRARY
From flop to river.
Follow a decision through the next two cards. See what changes—and which hands make the difference.
Six saved, jointly solved heads-up games. Approximate strategies for these finite games—not exact or universal GTO. One opening size per street, no raises, no rake. Large solves run offline on a CPU; this page loads saved results.
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Flop · First player to act
Board: Ks · 8s · 4d
Flop: starts
First means first to act; second sees the first player’s choice before responding. That order stays the same on every street.
Saved-play reach: 100.00000% of all hands, including earlier actions and cards, with both hands unknown.
Saved-play reach: 25.00000% of all hands, including earlier actions and cards and this private hand.
Compare this hand’s choices
Frequency means how often the saved strategy chooses an action. Value asks what you earn on average if you choose it now, then both players follow the saved strategy.
“From now” excludes chips already paid. Folding is worth zero from now. Chip values are rounded to three decimals. Close values can support different choices; these are continuation values, not promised profits.
Inspecting a hand does not fix either player’s private cards when you follow the public game.
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After choosing Check
- Value from hand start
- +42.105 chips
- Opponent folds next
- 0.0%
- Share if betting stopped
- 55.1%
- Share among later showdowns
- 64.8%
“If betting stopped” counts all remaining cards against the opponent’s current possible hands; a tie is half a win. “Among later showdowns” counts only the hands that actually continue to showdown. Folds and later bets can make the two very different.
How the hand can end
- You fold, now or later
- 2.0%
- Opponent folds, now or later
- 83.7%
- You win at showdown
- 9.3%
- Split at showdown
- 0.0%
- You lose at showdown
- 5.0%
The opponent’s next response
- Check100.0%
- Bet0.0%
How their possible hands change
A card you hold can rule out an opposing hand: that is a blocker. Their earlier actions also change this range. Forcing your own action, with your hand known, does not change it; their response can.
| Cards | Now |
|---|---|
| 9h9d | 100.0% |
| QsJs | 0.0% |
Explore the ranges: hand groups and exact cards
Position here means who acts first and second—not a solved preflop seat. These shares include earlier actions and card removal, with both hands unknown. Groups are weighted by how often they reach this history, not averaged equally.
Showing every exact combination. Suited means the same suit; offsuit means different suits.
| Cards | Share | Decision |
|---|---|---|
| AsQs | 25.0% | |
| KhKd | 75.0% |
Why price, cards and sizing matter
Price is what you must pay to continue compared with the pot you can win. Position changes which choices you have already seen. Blockers are your cards ruling out some opposing hands. A range is a weighted set of possible hands, not a peek at someone’s cards.
Deeper stacks leave room for more money to go in later. Different bet sizes change prices and responses. This saved game tests only its declared sizes and ranges; it does not tell you the best play for every real poker situation.