DEEPFOLD-SOLVER — GTO Poker Solver for Windows — GPU-Accelerated

GPU-accelerated GTO solver — Runout Report, 1326 Combo Drill, and memory-budget engine. Included with your DEEPFOLD PRO subscription.

Windows 10 / 11 (x64) · NVIDIA GPU recommended for CUDA acceleration · ~5 MB installer

What a poker solver actually is

A poker solver is a program that computes a game-theory-optimal strategy for a spot you define: the board, both ranges, the stack depth and the bet sizes you allow. It runs an equilibrium-finding algorithm (counterfactual regret minimisation) until neither side can improve by deviating, then hands you the frequencies and EV for every hand in the range. That is a different thing from an equity calculator, which only tells you who is ahead right now.

Solver vs pre-solved library

Most tools sold as solvers are libraries: someone else ran the solves and you browse the results. That is fast and cheap, and it works right up until the spot you actually played is not in the library — an unusual bet size, a stack depth between presets, a limped multiway pot. A real solver has no library to miss from, because it solves the spot in front of it. The trade is setup time and hardware.

Why the GPU matters

Solve time is what decides whether you use a solver during study or abandon it. CPU solvers take minutes per flop, which is long enough that you stop asking questions. DEEPFOLD-SOLVER runs the CFR iterations on CUDA: on an RTX 5090 a typical flop converges below 2% exploitability in about eight seconds, so a study session becomes a conversation rather than a queue. There is a CPU fallback for machines without an NVIDIA card, just slower.

Three flagship features

Runout Report

One click after a solve fans out every canonical turn into a 13×4 grid colored by dominant action. Switch to By-Class view for Pair / Flush / Straight / Overcard / Brick texture buckets with weighted strategy + EV. Export to CSV.

1326 Combo Drill

Click any 169-class label to expand the 4 / 6 / 12 specific combos with per-combo blocker analysis. See exactly how much of villain's range each hand removes, with the top-5 most-blocked classes called out.

Memory Profile presets

safe / balanced / performance profiles pick host-RAM, JSON, and strategy-tree-node budgets up front. The solver respects the budget end-to-end — no more silent OOM kills.

How DEEPFOLD-SOLVER compares to other poker solvers

Four categories of tool get called "the best poker solver", and they are not competing for the same job.

Desktop solvers — PioSolver, GTO+, MonkerSolver

These run real solves on your machine and are the reference point for accuracy. PioSolver is the industry standard on a one-time licence ($249–1,099+, with GPU support at the higher tiers); MonkerSolver is the usual pick for multiway and PLO trees. They are also the steepest learning curve in the category, and the one-time price is per major version rather than forever.

Cloud libraries — GTO Wizard

Pre-solved spots you browse in a browser, $39–199 a month depending on tier. Excellent breadth and no hardware requirement, and the drills are genuinely good. The limit is structural: you get the spots someone decided to solve, at the stack depths and bet sizes they chose.

Open-source CFR projects

Free, and the maths is sound. What you give up is the surrounding work: no installer to speak of, no support, sparse documentation, and post-solve analysis you assemble yourself. A reasonable choice if you are comfortable building your own workflow and a frustrating one otherwise.

Where DEEPFOLD-SOLVER fits

GPU-first solving at a subscription price, with the post-solve tools above — Runout Report, the 1326 Combo Drill, and a memory budget the engine actually respects instead of being killed by the OS mid-solve. It is bundled with DEEPFOLD PRO at $25 a month, which also covers the AI hand analyser, the coaching chat and the GTO drills. If you want a library to browse, GTO Wizard is the better buy. If you want to solve the hand you just played, this is built for that.

Engine resource safety

Crash-free solves on the hardware you actually have.

Budget-checked before every solve

Host RAM, GPU VRAM, and auto-fallback are all evaluated before allocation starts. A tree that won't fit becomes a clear on-screen message up front — not a crash halfway through a solve.

Stable through long sessions

GPU errors are caught and rolled back cleanly, so one bad allocation never takes down the app or loses a finished solve.

Reports that open instantly

Combo EVs and best-response numbers are computed on the GPU, so the Runout Report and blocker views stay fast even on big trees.

Deep trees on mid-range hardware

Choose how much EV detail the solver keeps (none / visible / full) to trim memory and output size — big spots stay solvable without buying more RAM.

Frequently asked questions

What is DEEPFOLD-SOLVER?

DEEPFOLD-SOLVER is a desktop GTO poker solver for Windows. Unlike cloud libraries of pre-solved spots, it runs real solves on your own machine — any flop, any ranges, any bet sizes — with GPU (CUDA) acceleration. It's included with a DEEPFOLD PRO subscription ($25/month, or $19/month billed annually).

Do I need an NVIDIA GPU to use it?

An NVIDIA GPU is recommended: CUDA acceleration is what makes solves converge in seconds. There's a CPU fallback that works on any modern machine, just slower. Requirements: Windows 10/11 x64, ~5 MB installer.

How is DEEPFOLD-SOLVER different from GTO Wizard?

GTO Wizard is a cloud library of pre-solved spots you browse ($39–199/month). DEEPFOLD-SOLVER is a solver you actually run: if the exact spot you played isn't in someone's library, you solve it yourself in seconds. DEEPFOLD PRO also bundles the AI hand analyzer, AI coach chat, and GTO drills — at $25/month all-in, less than GTO Wizard's entry tier.

How is it different from PioSolver?

PioSolver is the industry-standard desktop solver with a one-time license ($249–1,099+, GPU support at the higher tiers). DEEPFOLD-SOLVER is GPU-first at a subscription price, and comes bundled with AI hand analysis, coaching chat, and training drills — one $25/month subscription instead of separate tools.

How fast are solves?

On an RTX 5090, a typical flop solve converges to under 2% exploitability in about 8 seconds. After one solve, the Runout Report fans out every turn card into a 13×4 strategy grid without re-solving.

Is there a free version of the solver?

The solver requires an active DEEPFOLD PRO subscription ($25/month) — there's no standalone free tier. If you want to try DEEPFOLD first, the AI hand analyzer has a free tier: paste a hand and get GTO-informed analysis before subscribing.

Ready to solve?

$25/month unlocks DEEPFOLD-SOLVER with GPU acceleration, plus AI hand analysis, AI coach chat, and GTO training modules — one subscription, full stack.