Anyone use GTO Nexus? Is GTO Wizard overpriced or better than it enough to be worth the price?
I found it just from googling "free gto trainer" from their reddit post and it looks too good to be true. I don't know how they can offer the solver and trainer completely for free when other sites like gto wizard charge hundreds. So far I'm using it and it seems pretty good but I'm new to GTO so I'm wondering if their accuracy is low or something and that's why they're free? Or are sites like gtowizard really just overcharging?
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The accuracy question is the right one to ask. Free tools often use simplified bet-size trees or coarser abstractions, which can shift the outputs enough to build bad habits if you're drilling them repeatedly. GTO Wizard's main edge for tournament players is the precomputed ICM solutions across different stack depths and field sizes. For learning general concepts as a beginner, a free tool can get you started. Once you're studying specific late-reg spots or final-table ICM, you'll start noticing the gaps.
