GTO Wizard
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GTO Wizard Analysis: The Hidden Mistakes in the $20M Ketola vs. Antonius Hand (opens the original)
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The poker world was watching on in awe earlier this month, as Ossi "Monarch" Ketola took on Patrik Antonius in a $20,000,000 heads-up match at the Triton Jeju SHRS festival. Ultimately, it was Ketola who walked away the winner, boosted by a straight flush that saw him edge ahead and then defeat his compatriot on the very next hand. An incredible hand from Monarch and an equally impressive fold from Antonius. But did either player make any mistakes along the way? Letâs put this huge heads-up po
Was Saaskilahti's Monster Main Event Hero Call GTO Wizard Approved? (opens the original)
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We've had the pros give their takes on Lauri Saaskilahti's hero call at the 2026 WSOP Main Event final table, but what does GTO Wizard think? And were Lucas Jumalon's overbets GTO Approved en-route to winning $10,000,000 and being crowned poker's new world champion? Letâs now use GTO Wizard to break down every street and see whether the solver agrees with how both players approached one of the biggest hands of the 2026 WSOP Main Event. Heads-up with $10,000,000 on the line, Jumalon holds a sle
Is This Sick Hero Call by Alex Foxen in $250K Tournament Solver Approved? (opens the original)
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There aren't many players you'd want to face in a massive river spot less than Stephen Chidwick. Alex Foxen found himself in exactly that position during Day 1 of the $250,000 Super High Roller at the 2026 World Series of Poker, facing a 1.5x pot river overbet with little more than bottom pair. Chidwick had fired 525,000 into a pot of 344,000. Foxen went deep into the tank before eventually finding the call with ace-five suited. Chidwick turned over a stone-cold bluff, while Foxen's pair of five
What Is GTO Poker? GTO Wizard Breaks Down the Fundamentals (opens the original)
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If you've spent any time around poker strategy content over the last few years, you've almost certainly heard the term "GTO." Players talk about "studying GTO," "playing GTO," or dismissing a line because "it's not GTO." But while the phrase has become part of everyday poker vocabulary, many players still couldn't give you a clear definition of what it actually means. The team at GTO Wizard recently tackled that question in a video explaining the fundamentals of Game Theory Optimal poker, coveri
GTO Wizard: When to Open Shove vs. Different Player Profiles (opens the original)
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Recently, we at GTO Wizard launched custom multiway preflop solving, which gave me a good excuse to test the new features on an aspect of the game I was studying at the time. So Iâve been digging into shallow-stacked play. One particular area of interest revolves around the question of: âWhen should I split between min-raising and shoving as the player whoâs first in?â In MTTs, when the stacks become shallowâ25bb and lessâyou start to see the solver building a preflop shoving range,
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