Poker Pro Analyzes High-Stakes Hands Without Solver After License Expires

The author's license for PioSolver expired, prompting him to analyze high-stakes poker hands without the solver. This approach allows for a quicker analysis and the ability to cover more hands.

Hand 1: Bert Stevens vs. Ignacio Morales

The first hand analyzed was played between Bert Stevens and Ignacio Morales on the GG network at a $25/$50 limit. Ignacio Morales, known as nacho on Stars, raised to $105, and Bert Stevens 3-bet to $345. Ignacio Morales then 4-bet to $1,250, and Bert Stevens called.

On the flop, Bert Stevens went all-in, and Ignacio Morales called with AQo, holding a backdoor flush draw. The final pot was $14,863.

Hand 2: Michael Addamo vs. LemonHouse

The second hand involved Michael Addamo and LemonHouse at a $200/$400 limit. Michael Addamo made a mini-raise to $800, and LemonHouse raised to $4,200. Michael Addamo called.

On the flop, LemonHouse bet $4,300, and Michael Addamo called. On the turn, LemonHouse bet $8,600, and Michael Addamo called again. On the river, LemonHouse went all-in, and Michael Addamo called, winning the pot.

Hand 3: Barak Vissbrod vs. Linus Lölinger

The third hand was played between Barak Vissbrod and Linus Lölinger in a heads-up situation. Barak Vissbrod raised to $1,000, and Linus Lölinger raised to $4,000. Barak Vissbrod called.

On the flop, Barak Vissbrod bet half the pot, and Linus Lölinger called. Both players checked on the turn. On the river, Linus Lölinger went all-in for almost two pots, and Barak Vissbrod called.