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Hello, when you give the solver an option to bet a size on the river for which the raise against this size is smaller than 2x the bet (i.e. you bet more than half your stack but not all in), then the solver cannot go all in as a response.
For example on the river, pot is 1000, effective stacks are 500. If OOP bets 270 chips, then the solver does not allow IP to go all-in no matter what betsizes you give him. If however OOP bets 250 chips, then IP is allowed to go all in.
I know the cases you allow a bet larger than half your stack but not all in is quite rare, but something to consider. As in the cases this happens and IP is not allowed to go all in OOP starts having alot of unusual donkbets since its guaranteed to not have to put in more chips.
The parameters i used to see if you can reproduce:
Hello, when you give the solver an option to bet a size on the river for which the raise against this size is smaller than 2x the bet (i.e. you bet more than half your stack but not all in), then the solver cannot go all in as a response.
For example on the river, pot is 1000, effective stacks are 500. If OOP bets 270 chips, then the solver does not allow IP to go all-in no matter what betsizes you give him. If however OOP bets 250 chips, then IP is allowed to go all in.
I know the cases you allow a bet larger than half your stack but not all in is quite rare, but something to consider. As in the cases this happens and IP is not allowed to go all in OOP starts having alot of unusual donkbets since its guaranteed to not have to put in more chips.
The parameters i used to see if you can reproduce:
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