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Aggregated Reports: Studying Every Flop at Once

See the solver's strategy across all 1755 flops at once with the Boards tab in Strategies: one row per flop, grouped by High Cards, Suits, Pairing, Connectedness or Texture.

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The Boards tab puts all 1755 flops in one table instead of one board at a time. Each flop gets a row with the solver's expected value for each side. It lives in Strategies, on the flop street of a Precision simulation.

Open the Boards tab

  1. Open Strategies.
  2. Choose the Precision simulation type for the spot.
  3. Step the line through to the flop.
  4. Click Boards at the end of the tab row.

The tab shows only on the flop. Step to the turn or the river and it disappears. It also never shows outside a Precision simulation. If it is missing, check the street and the simulation type.

Configuring a Spot covers building the line. Simulation Types covers what Precision gives you.

Read the boards table

Every one of the 1755 flops gets a row. Sort from the 1755 Boards header to reorder the whole list. Read down the Hero column to compare how your range performs from one flop to the next.

The Boards tab on the flop: one row per flop with each side's EV and its strategy bar, with the group-by row above them.

Each row carries:

  • Hero and Villain, the expected value (EV) for each side on that flop.
  • A small strategy bar at the end of the row, showing that board's mix of actions.
  • An icon labeled Set board cards in actions panel.

A larger strategy bar sits across the top and sums up the action mix for the whole set.

Group the flops

Group by bundles the flops along one axis at a time, so you read strategy by family instead of scrolling through 1755 boards. It is an inline row of six buttons: Flops, active by default, then High Cards, Suits, Pairing, Connectedness and Texture. With Flops active, you see the individual flops.

The Categories panel

The Categories panel on the right shows how made hands and draws are spread across the whole set of boards. You see Straight Flush, Poker and Full House at the top, down through Flush, Straight, Trips, Two Pair and Pair, to Draws and Air at the bottom. A + on each row expands it.

Hand Categories explains how the strategy panel groups a range by hand type.

The board you are studying lives in the page URL. To walk the same line street by street, start here.

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Questions

Which plans include Reports?

Reports is part of some paid plans. The Free plan leaves it out, and some paid tiers do too. The article's own Before you start box carries the plan line, and once you are signed in it says whether your plan includes it; a report that refuses reads Not available for your plan. Plans and Pricing covers the tiers.

From General and Technical FAQ

Which simulation type should I use?

Pick Precision to study heads-up spots at the highest quality: it pre-fills the rest of your configuration and solves rake free. Expand covers more shapes of spot (multiway pots, cold 4-bets and squeezes, or any room and format) at a lower resolution, with a Trust Score that warns when that approximation is unreliable. Preflop Only gives preflop ranges matched to your site's rake and blind structure. Simulation Types compares all three.

From General and Technical FAQ

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