GTO Poker is a type of poker that uses a GTO scoring system. GTO stands for “Good, Tight, Odd.
” This system is designed to reward players who play strong hands and punish players who play weak hands.
The GTO scoring system is as follows:
A hand is worth 1 point if it consists of one card of each rank (two Aces are worth 2 points, for example).
A hand is worth 2 points if it consists of two cards of the same rank (two Aces are worth 4 points, for example).
A hand is worth 3 points if it consists of three cards of the same rank (two Aces are worth 6 points, for example).
A hand is worth 4 points if it consists of two cards of different ranks and one card of the same rank (an Ace and two 2s are worth 6 points, for example).
A hand is worth 5 points if it consists of three cards of different ranks and two cards of different ranks (an Ace and two 3s are worth 10 points, for example).
A hand is worth 6 points if it consists of four cards of different ranks (an Ace, two 2s, two 3s, and a 4 are all worth 12 points, for example).
