GTOWizard on X: "How Fish Were Playing GTO Without Even Knowing It" / X
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In a recent conversation with Andrew Brokos, he made the comment, "The fish were onto something," when describing a particular solver strategy. At the end of last year, Liv Boeree made the final table of WSOP Paradise after a long break from the game, and she made a similar comment, saying, "It feels like the game has gone full circle, and it turns out everything the fish were doing back in 2008 was kind of OK." A lot of strategies that were deemed fishy a decade ago are now considered the game theory optimal strategies. I'm probably a decent case study for a discussion of this type. I…
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