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Message: [QUOTE="eetenor, post: 7186348, member: 385063"] Yes, as we are not using the Wiz to learn to mimic actions that the bot takes. Instead, we are looking at the two ranges and looking at the why of an action. Say we want to review a hand we played. Simple example. Hj opens we 3 bet from BTN they 4 bet we fold to 4 bet. Using the Wiz, we can look at HJ open ranges and see what we 3 bet on BTN. If our V are tighter with their opens, we use an earlier position range instead. Say the V is a nit instead of running a solve HJ open we run UTG open and see how the range changes on the BTN. If the HJ V is looser we move range to CO and compare ranges for us again. we are looking for inflection point hands. As in this hand with A9off it is the inflection point hand when you use the solver. We would want to know what does A9o do vs UTG HJ CO With different stack sizes and different positions we learn how the inflection points hands change for BTN for say A9o down to A8o or A7o or up to AT We can study small pairs and suited connectors, and how they interact with not only the opening range, but the V's continue range etc etc. We keep doing this for every action. How has the 4 bet range changed for them UTG or HJ or CO and for us from the standard solver solution vs each range. What we are doing is node locking ranges without paying the monthly fee for node locking. the more you study using Wiz as a base the better idea you get of hand interactions with ranges and bottom of range inflection point changes. Add in the fact that you can look at expected EV differences for call raise and shove and you can really get a very good exploit feel for in game strategies. Just by using the free version of the Wiz. That is just a start you can study 1 hand per day all streets and equity buckets and range comparison and multiway strat. When we do not use the Wiz we use our experiences only -we guess at ranges for our V and we often make mistakes as in the posted hand, many players thought AJs was not a limp, but the limp could have the exact same EV as a raise thus making it a very viable play. By using the Wiz we can see the limp was not a mistake just a different line and that we may not want to risk our stack with A9o by shoving vs the new possible limp range :unsure::geek: [/QUOTE]

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