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One more big addition to the fplreview.com toolset... - "Binary Fixture Solves" integrated into the linear optimiser - Enabled "Chip Plan => Search" with binary solves This allows users to solve for all possible fixture permutations and gain insight for transfer & chip planning Details below,

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Going to respond here too (in case any one here stumbles on the same) Issue relates to an "in conflict" tag and how it interacts with the code. The 1/99 fix should sort this out for you, until I patch in a fix to get it to stop searching for a fixture removed from the "uncertain" pool

Hey, this can happen for 2 reasons: 1- If the tab is changed while the "loading" screen appears. 2- Some browsers/devices seem to trigger this, so trying a different device or browser might solve it If you send me your team ID, I can manually get the data for you too

Hi Mike, it will depend on the timing For example of you choose GW30 for AM and GW31 + GW32 for WC, there is actually no valid chip plan because the options are in conflict

Binary Fixture Solves: Every possible combination of fixture sets is generated (and will update on user input). For each fixture set, EV is recalculated for each binary schedule and solved individually. (% weights in tables based on schedule likelihoods)

Chip Plan > Search: You can now choose various GWs for as an option per chip. This is a two-stage process, using literal settings (decay=1.01, ftval=0 etc.) to select chip plan and then reverts to user settings to solve for the root move Chip Plan > Fixed: Default use, from main planner page

Binary solves was a much requested feature over the past month, the concept has been built out from the analytics discord community over the past months- my understanding is that @jonnyc.bsky.social, OG & Joose all contributed to the various elements so huge credit is deserved on their side!

I intend to extend the "Chip Plan => Search" capability to regular solves, though I've just completely ran out of steam at this point in the race to be ready for GW30 The next weeks will be aimed at smaller, nagging fixes that are required and also at longer term projects.