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Just months after debuting its Pot-Limit Omaha (PLO) solver, GTO Wizard has rolled out a wave of significant updates aimed at expanding the tool’s capabilities. The company says the new features cover everything from preflop to river play, with a particular focus on heads-up scenarios.
Heads-up PLO is now fully customizable, allowing players to nodelock opponents’ tendencies and build detailed player profiles to train against. GTO Wizard describes heads-up as the most skill-demanding format in poker, noting that mistakes and imbalances become far more exposed when there’s nowhere to hide.
The update also introduces frequency locking, letting users set specific strategic tendencies at a single decision point. The solver then calculates the least exploitable way to reach those set frequencies, helping players understand how to punish common opponent leaks.
Another new feature, Player Profiles, applies consistent exploitable tendencies across every street of a hand. GTO Wizard offers eight preset profiles, including GTO-savvy players, fish, calling stations, maniacs, TAGs, LAGs, nits, and a newly named “Glass Cannon” style, aggressive but fragile under pressure.
Beyond strategy tools, GTO Wizard has significantly boosted solving speed. River spots in PLO now solve roughly twice as fast while maintaining 0.1% pot exploitability, and the maximum tree size has been increased to support deeper stack solves. These engine improvements have also benefited the company’s No-Limit Hold’em solver, which now runs three to six times faster without sacrificing accuracy.
Looking ahead, GTO Wizard plans to introduce 5-Card PLO support, an expanded preflop library, aggregated reports, and mobile compatibility, though no firm release timeline has been given.
