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[OFFICIAL Support Thread] Power-Equilab - Equity calculation tool

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PrawdziwyElBandito
Joined: 01.05.2007

Ok so I tried talk to you on priv via skype few times. Can you check it?


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JustSqueeze
Joined: 11.10.2015

Why are there different results?


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nopi
Joined: 18.08.2006

Originally posted by JustSqueeze
Why are there different results?

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Hi JustSqueeze,

this is because Flopzilla and Power-Equilab has two different views on two pairs.

Flopzilla just counts two pairts with two different hole cards like 87 on 87x board
Power-Equilab counts as well "pair on board and sidecard paired" like 87 on a AA8 board.

And because some combinationa are counted as two pairs, they cannot be counted as a one pair.

best regards, nopi


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JustSqueeze
Joined: 11.10.2015

How do you explain the difference with "Overcards" and "Nothing" ?


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nopi
Joined: 18.08.2006

Originally posted by JustSqueeze
How do you explain the difference with "Overcards" and "Nothing" ?

I don't know how FZ calculates their values. It seems that FZ allways means "two overcards"
F. e. if you select A2s FZ shows 0% overcards. In contrast to the Power-Equilab will show "one overcard with an ace" as well.

We can not explain the difference in "nothing", but we are pretty sure that the Power-Equiab calculates this value correct.
May be FZ doesn't take a "made hand flop" like "AAA" into account.

best regards, nopi


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BlackBubble
Joined: 30.09.2010

Hi

By Curosity I wanted to see how much equity random hands have against AhAd.

Then i click on the Heatmap (random hands)

PE shows me all Ax hands that contains the Ah or Ad with 100% Equity. Also the average equity is based on that which is false because Ah and Ad cannot be in the random Range.

Is this a bug.

Greetings

BlackBubble

P.S. Also asked in german forum of PE


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nopi
Joined: 18.08.2006

Originally posted by BlackBubble
Hi

By Curosity I wanted to see how much equity random hands have against AhAd.

Then i click on the Heatmap (random hands)

PE shows me all Ax hands that contains the Ah or Ad with 100% Equity. Also the average equity is based on that which is false because Ah and Ad cannot be in the random Range.

Is this a bug.

Greetings

BlackBubble

P.S. Also asked in german forum of PE

Hi BlackBubble,

is fixed in the newest version 1.10.36.0

best regards, nopi


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BlackBubble
Joined: 30.09.2010

Hi

Thanks for the very fast Fix

Greetings

BlackBubble


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I was wondering if it is possible to create a range containing hands from two groups. I have predefined ranges saved, each with 2-4 groups in it. When selecting range for player, sometimes I want to select 2 or 3 of the 4 groups in the predefined range. I thought this would be done with control clicking, but this only replaces with the new range. Is there a way to do this that I don't know about or is it not yet a feature?


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nopi
Joined: 18.08.2006

Originally posted by noahband
I was wondering if it is possible to create a range containing hands from two groups. I have predefined ranges saved, each with 2-4 groups in it. When selecting range for player, sometimes I want to select 2 or 3 of the 4 groups in the predefined range. I thought this would be done with control clicking, but this only replaces with the new range. Is there a way to do this that I don't know about or is it not yet a feature?

Unfortunately for now this only works with ungrouped ranges.
There are some little issues why this does not fit very well in the current environment.
One problem is that the combos of the currently selected subgroup are displayed with its number of hands. What to do when selecting another subgroup with ctrl-click?
Another problem is that, if you press ok, the current grouped range are taken to mainwindow with its subgroups. But in this case you have "created" a new subgroup. What to do?
A further problem is that all grouping options (selecting hands etc.) are working in the currently selected subgroup. Which one is the selected subgroup if you have conected two or more subgroups?

But ... you are not the first one who asked this ... we will think about it.

best regards, nopi


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HHHuBi
Joined: 12.12.2013

Originally posted by nopi

Originally posted by HHHuBi

Originally posted by Kirill238
Hello.
I want to ask about interesting feature in this program "Playability profile" . This program has integrated profile "Heads up playability ip/oop(pencentage of equity realization)". Could me explain how calculated percentage of equity realization ip/oop? For example why 72o realizes more equity than K2o? Can I trust this integrated profile? I understand that this percentage depend on the opponent, I mean we have same skill.

Hi Kirill238,

whether you can trust these profile or not, you have to judge for yourself.
We have build these values based on intensively discussions in the german forum here on PokerStragtegy.com.
Note, that you can build your own playbility-profiles and change the values as you want.

Hi I have two question:
1. What is difference between filters equity offsets (or what is it) in heatmaps and filters percentage of equity realization?

Like the name says:
1. Equityoffset is an offset to the real equity, e. g. +3.5 for AA: If your equity is 60%, this value is added, so the result is 63.5%.
2. Percentage of realisation is an factor, e. g. 115% for AA: If your equity is 60%, this value is multiplied, so the reault is 69%.

Originally posted by HHHuBi
2. Understand I good you create default heatmaps (probably equity offsets filter, second I dont know) according to this table which was created in 2006 through method based on large sample (I am not sure) hand size and probably this hands was for fixed limit (because the thread which you set belongs to fixed limit thead)

Yes.
Feel free to define your own offsets and realisation factors. This depends on your own playing style ... somebody overplays his Aces an realise only 90% of is true equity, another one is a "smart aces player" who realises 125% of his true equity.

best regards, nopi

hey this is still valid?

Originally posted by HHHuBi
2. Understand I good you create default heatmaps (probably equity offsets filter, second I dont know) according to this table which was created in 2006 through method based on large sample (I am not sure) hand size and probably this hands was for fixed limit (because the thread which you set belongs to fixed limit thead)


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nopi
Joined: 18.08.2006

Originally posted by HHHuBi
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hey this is still valid?

yes


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GFR123
Joined: 08.05.2010

Hey,
I cant figure out,how ti group ranges postflop by handstrength. Can someone help me;)?


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nopi
Joined: 18.08.2006

Originally posted by GFR123
Hey,
I cant figure out,how ti group ranges postflop by handstrength. Can someone help me;)?

Hi GFR123,

please take a look to the grouping options: http://www.power-equilab.com/Manual/Manual.htm#_Toc478638143
in particular "by handstrength": http://www.power-equilab.com/Manual/Manual.htm#_Toc478638144

hope it helps.

best regards, nopi


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MrHachiman
Joined: 19.08.2017

Hi, I have a question about the system to calculate the playability and the realization of equity. I would like to know in what situations you can use the profiles that are defined for Heads-up (OOP/IP). Can I use them to calculate any situation that is not a multi-way or they are only work for heads-up mode? If not, where you can get more profiles?
Thanks


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nopi
Joined: 18.08.2006

Originally posted by MrHachiman
Hi, I have a question about the system to calculate the playability and the realization of equity. I would like to know in what situations you can use the profiles that are defined for Heads-up (OOP/IP). Can I use them to calculate any situation that is not a multi-way or they are only work for heads-up mode? If not, where you can get more profiles?
Thanks

Hi MrHachiman,

please take a look here: http://www.power-equilab.com/Manual/Manual.htm#_Toc478638171

best regards, nopi


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LendarTecho
Joined: 28.07.2013

No option to pay through skrill ?


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nopi
Joined: 18.08.2006

Originally posted by LendarTecho
No option to pay through skrill ?

unfortunately not :\

Because of tax reasons, we only offer payment via FastSpring. But there have several options (PayPal, credit crad etc.)

best regards, nopi


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GFR123
Joined: 08.05.2010

Hey Guys,does the multiflop equity tool not work any longer?


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nopi
Joined: 18.08.2006

Originally posted by GFR123
Hey Guys,does the multiflop equity tool not work any longer?

No ... it works properly.
Please take a look here: http://www.power-equilab.com/Manual/Manual.htm#_Toc478638175

best regards, nopi


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