Product Description
P27 Solver
A native Windows GTO solver for heads-up postflop — Equity FN and Solve FN in one workspace. 13×13 strategy grid, Composition, and Game Tree navigation.
Most features are intuitive and self-explanatory. The main ones are described below and in the product video.
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P27 Solver is a native Windows desktop app. Equity FN computes range-vs-range equity without a GTO solve. Solve FN runs a Rust CFR+ engine for heads-up GTO on Flop, Turn, and River (SOLVE routes by board length: 3 / 4 / 5 cards). Solve Quality presets are Quick, Normal, and Pro. Cash play is the shipping focus; Tournament mode, multiway trees, Import, GTO Adjustments, and villain profiles are Coming Soon.
Two core functions
The workspace separates equity analysis from GTO solving.
Equity FN
Equity analysis
Equity FN runs independently of the solver. Use it for range-vs-range equity on the current board before — or without — a full GTO solve. After a solve, the Equity tab can also show equity at the current tree node.
Solve FN
GTO solving · Flop, Turn & River
Solve FN is the GTO engine. One SOLVE control detects the street from the board (3 cards = Flop, 4 = Turn, 5 = River). While running it reads Solving…; when the UI has the result it reads SOLVED. Solve Quality (Quick / Normal / Pro) sets how far CFR runs.
Core Concepts
Nash Equilibrium (GTO)
A set of strategies where no player can improve their expected value by changing their own strategy alone — the unexploitable baseline the solver converges toward.
Range vs. Range
Every decision is solved for entire hand ranges, not single hands, so each combo is assigned the frequency that maximizes EV against the opponent’s whole range.
Equity & EV
Equity is your share of the pot at showdown; expected value (EV) is the long-run chips a line wins. Equity FN shows how ranges run out; Solve FN reports EV after a GTO solve.
Exploitability
How much a strategy can lose to a perfect counter-strategy. A fully converged solve approaches zero exploitability.
