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Message: [QUOTE="Redman1902, post: 6370605, member: 421782"] Well, GTO only tells you that you are unexploitable. This means that if your opponent would also play GTO, it would be a zero-sum game (rake aside). It wouldn't pay off for either of you to deviate from the strategy. Since no one plays GTO in practice, GTO is more interesting to determine in which direction someone deviates from the GTO equilibrium (which of course you don't know exactly) and then adjust your strategy yourself. The optimal strategy (from the expected value) would then be to deviate from GTO-play yourself and thus make yourself exploitable. [/QUOTE]