Check out this free GPU-accelerated GTO solver!

I just stumbled upon this project and had to share it with the community. The developer built a Texas Hold'em GTO solver from scratch using C++ and CUDA, and honestly, it's a pretty impressive feat of engineering.

What caught my eye is that it's actually free. Usually, when you look for high-level poker solvers that use Game Theory Optimal (GTO) strategies, you're looking at hefty subscription fees. But this one leverages GPU acceleration to handle the heavy lifting, which is a total game-changer for anyone interested in high-performance computing or poker AI.

It looks like it was born out of a personal obsession with the intersection of game AI and massive computational power. If you're into CUDA optimization or just want to see how modern hardware can be pushed to solve complex equilibrium problems in real-time, this is definitely worth a look.

I'm curious to see how the accuracy holds up against the big commercial solvers, especially when the hand trees get deep. If you have any experience with poker algorithms or low-level C++ optimization, you should definitely jump in and tear it apart.

Has anyone here tried running local solvers before? Do you think GPU-based solvers will eventually make the expensive cloud-based ones obsolete, or is there still a massive gap in the complexity they can handle? Let's discuss!