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More powerful: GTO Wizard now features pre-flip ICM solving capabilities.

More powerful: GTO Wizard now features pre-flip ICM solving capabilities.

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GTO Wizard introduces Pre-Flop ICM Solving, allowing Ultra subscribers to solve complex tournament scenarios in seconds. It supports custom stack sizes, bounties, and payout structures, and can import from hand history. Early bird offer ends October 15th. GTO Wizard, the world's premier poker training tool, is even more powerful with the introduction of Pre-Flop ICM Solving. This new feature eliminates the need for powerful hardware when analyzing tournament eliminations; you can even analyze these scenarios using your mobile phone. Pre-Flop ICM Solving is available for Ultra subscribers, allowing users to customize stack sizes, ante, bounties, and payout structures. They can reconstruct any tournament hand using chip EV or ICM strategies and solve pre-flop scenarios with up to 9 players and a depth of up to 250 big blinds. Combined with custom raise sizing, node locking strategies, and a seamless transition from pre-flop to post-flop, you can understand why tournament enthusiasts are excited about the new Pre-Flop ICM Solving. What used to be time-consuming, now takes only seconds. According to the GTO Wizard blog, solving a single pre-flop ICM scenario used to require agonizing data entry, and if you changed any variables, it would take about 30 minutes. If you changed the stack size, the solver would need another half hour to work its magic, severely hindering anyone wanting to delve into a particular scenario. The new pre-flop ICM solver solves these scenarios in seconds, allowing you to easily input various scenarios and easily practice different examples. High-stakes tournament master Samuel Muller is a big fan of the new pre-flop ICM solver in GTO Wizard. "For me, the most important thing about this release is efficiency. Until now, studying a specific ICM scenario usually meant running a pre-flop simulation, waiting for the solver to work, and then switching between different tools for the rest of the analysis. Now being able to do all of that directly in GTO Wizard saves me a lot of time." Which tournament formats does the pre-flop ICM solver work for? The pre-flop ICM solver is almost certainly applicable to any tournament you play. GTO Wizard covers all major tournament formats, from standard multi-table tournaments to satellite tournaments, as well as knockout, progressive knockout, and grand jackpot tournaments; you can even simulate mystery bounty tournaments. All prize structures are fully customizable, and the feature supports up to nine players, stack depths of up to 250 big blinds, and tournament sizes of up to 4,096 participants. Best of all, most scenarios are solved in under a second! Hand History Import Integration with GTO Wizard: Users can now directly import chip counts, ante, and bounties from their hand history, making solving online scenarios easier than ever before. Users simply need to…

Ben Tollerene stages a comeback to win the $50K Triton Turbo Race.

Ben Tollerene stages a comeback to win the $50K Triton Turbo Race.

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Ben Tollerene won the Triton Jeju II $50,000 Turbo Bounty Quattro event, taking home 652,000 (including bounty) in a heads-up comeback against Daniel Rezaei to claim his fifth Triton title. Tollerene further solidified his reputation as one of the world's top tournament players early Wednesday morning in South Korea, winning the Triton Super High Roller Jeju II $50,000 Turbo Bounty Quattro event. The American player won 412,000 in prize money plus a 240,000 bounty in the $ event, staging a spectacular heads-up comeback against Daniel Rezaei to secure the victory. This win adds another successful Triton series appearance to the player's resume, bringing his total to four cashes at this event, including three final table appearances. In a post-match interview with Triton, Tollerene said, "I had a lot of fun, I felt very motivated, and I'm actually not entirely satisfied with my performance, so I'm very motivated to improve and keep working hard." "I feel great, it's a shame there's no PLO, I want to play more… I'm just trying to get enough sleep and go to the gym. I've been doing this for a long time, it feels a bit routine. I feel good." Triton Jeju II $50k Turbo Bounty Quattro Final Table Results: Rank Player Prize* 1st Place Ben Tollerene $652,000 2nd Place Daniel Rezaei $465,000 3rd Place Ding Biao $241,000 4th Place Eelis Parssinen $139,000 5th Place Tom Fuchs $169,000 6th Place Mike Watson $84,000 *Includes Bounty Tollerene Turning the tide, this single-day event attracted 35 players, including top poker stars like Phil Ivey, Adrian Mateos, and Mikita Badziakouski, all eyeing this fast-paced tournament. Ultimately, six players secured their prizes, with nine 1TP 4T 60k bounties starting at the final table. The first major action came when Ivey was bubbled in the final table bounty, his pocket threes defeated by a flush on the river by Daniel Dvoress. Fellow crushers Stephen Chidwick and Dvoress herself were subsequently eliminated by Rezaei and Tom Fuchs respectively, sending the tournament into a true bubble. Emilien

Poker Dream 26 Malaysia: Full Schedule, New Dream Bonus, and New Team Events

Poker Dream 26 Malaysia: Full Schedule, New Dream Bonus, and New Team Events

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Poker Dream 26 Malaysia will be held from October 8th to 19th, headlined by a MYR 5 million guaranteed prize pool Main Event. It features a new Dream Bonus calculation method, a reduced High Roller rake of 4%, and a brand-new four-player team event. Early bird tickets close on September 30th. Poker Dream makes a strong comeback with Poker Dream 26 Malaysia, offering players one of the most exciting and player-friendly tournament lineups in Southeast Asia. With its revolutionary prize structure, new tournament format, and early bird offer, Poker Dream 26 promises a world-class live poker event you won't want to miss. Here's all the information about the upcoming event and why you should start planning your trip now. Exciting Schedule and Highlights: Poker Dream 26 is packed with dynamic tournament options to suit players of all bankrolls and skill levels. From high-stakes battles to fast-paced side events, this event features 12 consecutive days of non-stop poker action. Headlined by the MYR 4 million guaranteed Main Event, the schedule also features numerous high-value tournaments, including the Malaysian Open, the Mystery Bounty, and top-tier High Roller events. The schedule also includes dedicated Women's events, with the prestigious Women's Main Event as a highlight. A revolutionary Dream Bonus upgrade and High Roller rake reduction: Poker Dream 26 elevates player value to a whole new level with major revisions to the popular Dream Bonus and High Roller rake terms. The new Dream Bonus: In a significant structural change, all bags of chips accumulated during qualifying now count towards the Dream Bonus, not just a single Day 2 qualifying bag. The cash value per chip in a player's third bag has been significantly increased, and the prize money for three or more bags is also more substantial. High Roller rake reduction: High rollers have even more reason to celebrate: Fees reduced to 4%: High Roller event fees have been reduced to just 4%. No Staff Fees: High Roller tournaments completely eliminate staff fees, maximizing the value of the prize pool. A Historic First: The innovative four-player team event, Poker Dream 26, introduces a revolutionary team tournament structure never before seen in Southeast Asia, seamlessly blending individual performance with tactical teamwork. A four-player team collaborates throughout the event, accumulating individual ranking points that determine the team's starting chip stack on Final Day. Each participating team receives a custom team T-shirt to represent their style. Teams can substitute players during the final stages. Once only three teams remain, all remaining teammates will be playing simultaneously at the table! Teams receive exclusive pause cards during the tournament, allowing members to pause their actions for strategic group discussions. Victory means glory for the entire team.