What Is GTO in Poker, and How Much of It Do You Need?
GTO means game-theory-optimal: a balanced strategy nobody can exploit. Here's what that looks like in an actual hand, and how much of it a casual player needs.
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GTO means game-theory-optimal: a balanced strategy nobody can exploit. Here's what that looks like in an actual hand, and how much of it a casual player needs.
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