rarely do you want to choose same sizing on all streets. much more common is to choose your initial bet smaller though and later streets bigger.
the reasoning isn't that intuitive but it's what solvers gravitates towards with the bulk of it's range
ie: in a single raised pot with 100bb starting stacks, the bulk of hands choose 1/3rd pot flop sizing. the bulk of turn bets are closer to half pot and the bulk of river bets will be 2/3rds pot to full pot with some subset of the nutted hands being a roughly 1.5x pot all-in.
and the shallower you are the smaller sizing it chooses.
but to answer your question,
heads up with one street remaining if called , it's 4x stack
ot ratio for pot sized bets.
(your turn sizing) ie:
stack 400 / pot 100
bet 100,
stack remaining: 300 / pot 300
bet 300,
stack remaining: 0 / pot 900
with two streets remaining if called, it's 13:1
(your flop sizing) ie:
stack 1,300 / pot 100
bet 100,
stack remaining: 1,200 / pot 300.
bet 300,
stack remaining: 900 / pot 900
bet 900,
stack remaining: 0 / pot 2700
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for half pot bets one extra street it's 1.5:1
stack 150 / pot 100
bet 50,
stack remaining: 100 / pot 200
bet 100,
stack remaining: 0 / pot 400
for half pot bets with two streets remaining it's 3.5:1
stack 350 / pot 100
bet 50,
stack remaining: 300 / pot 200
bet 100,
stack remaining 200 / pot 400
bet 200,
stack remaining 0 / pot 800
