⚔️ PLO DBBP Equity ⚔️

DBBP App — Help

Basic workflow

1. Enter hands
   Blank seats are treated as random opponents.
   To reduce players, use the player-count selector.
   You can also randomize a single seat (🎲), randomize empty seats, or randomize all seats.
2. Enter boards (optional)
   You may enter a full board, flop/turn/river partials, or nothing (full random runout).

Modes

V Exact (Omniscient — Full or Partial-Information)

Use V Exact for fully known hands, wildcards / constrained ranges, and partial-board situations. All card-removal and wildcard constraints are enforced on every trial. This mode answers: “What is the true showdown equity given everything we know?”

V Random (Range Simulation Mode)

Use V Random to:

• See every entered hand vs a random opponent range
• Study multiple hands at once
• Compare performance of all hands across various board textures

Requirements & assumptions:

• All seats must contain full, explicit hands
• Wildcards are not allowed
• Each hand applies only its own card-removal effects: it does not assume knowledge of other players’ cards, and is evaluated as if opponents are drawn from a fresh random range consistent only with that hand.

In other words: each hand is tested independently vs a random field, not against the other entered hands. This makes V Random best for range-vs-range and multi-hand exploration.

Single-Board Mode

Single-Board mode simulates only Board A. Board B is ignored in the simulation, its stats are hidden, and the Board B header shows “n/a” when empty. Saved scenarios remember whether Single-Board mode was on or off. Use this when studying regular single-board PLO.

Wildcards (V Exact only)

You can use wildcards to describe partial hands in V Exact:

• AX — Ace of any suit
• XS — any spade
• XX — unknown card
• ! — NOT, as in !SS (No 2 Spades), !AA (No AA), !Kx etc.

Wildcards obey card-removal rules, interact with other players’ cards, and are enforced every trial. Empty slots are shown as Xx. Wildcards are not permitted in V Random.

Running sims

Choose a trial count (10k–20k recommended for everyday work), then tap Run. You can cancel at any time to stop early.

Reading results

Double-board mode

• A: Wins — equity on Board A
• B: Wins — equity on Board B
• Total Eq — combined equity across both boards
• A: Winner — most common winning hand class on Board A
• B: Winner — most common winning hand class on Board B
• Scoop :) — wins both boards
• 1/4 :( — quartered percentage

Winner fields show the most frequent showdown class, not abstract hand strength.

Single-board mode

• Total Eq — equity on Board A only
• A: Winner — most common winning-hand class on Board A
• Chop — percentage of tied-pot outcomes

In Single-Board mode, Board B is ignored in sims, its columns are hidden, and its header shows “n/a” when empty. The Sort by equity toggle reorders the table by equity instead of seat number.

Save & autosave

Saved scenarios include hands (with wildcards), boards A/B, card mode, view mode, board mode (single/double), and results. Autosave restores your last working state when you reopen the app.