a9876543245/DEEPFOLD-SOLVER

GPU-accelerated GTO poker solver · CPU fallback · 2550+ preflop charts · Trilingual UI · Windows desktop

What it solves

DEEPFOLD-SOLVER is a desktop application designed to find the Game Theory Optimal (GTO) strategy for poker. It helps players analyze complex hand histories and develop optimal play patterns by calculating the equilibrium strategy for specific game states.

How it works

The software uses a Discounted Counterfactual Regret Minimization (DCFR) engine. It can run on either a GPU (via CUDA) for high speed or a multi-core CPU (using AVX2 kernels) as a fallback, ensuring identical numerical results regardless of the hardware used. The engine is shipped as a C++ CLI sidecar within a Tauri-based React/TypeScript UI.

Who it’s for

Professional and serious poker players who need high-performance GTO solving, detailed range analysis, and training tools to improve their strategy.

Highlights

  • Dual-backend Engine: High-speed CUDA GPU acceleration with a linear-scaling multi-core CPU fallback.
  • Advanced Analysis Tools: Includes a Runout Report for turn card analysis, a 1326 Combo Drill for per-combo blocker analysis, and heatmaps for EV and aggression.
  • CFR Solve Presets: Quick, Standard, and Deep presets that allow users to stop solves at any time while maintaining a usable strategy.
  • Built-in Content: Comes with a library of over 2,500 preflop scenarios and 120+ pre-solved flop spots.
  • Memory Management: Structured memory profiles (safe, balanced, performance) to prevent out-of-memory crashes.
  • Training Mode: Interactive drills that score user answers against the calculated equilibrium.

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