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[QUOTE="eetenor, post: 7186744, member: 385063"]
Great point about using ICMizer it is a wonderful tool, but u have to pay for it. 
The reason I mentioned the Wiz is you can use it to create a strong baseline for [B]free[/B] and then use experience to node lock it by playing with the outputs.  As you state icmizer is jam or fold in this spot, you further say weak jam strong fold -- By using the free Whiz you can model scenarios and think more deeply about spots than jam or fold--will it be Nash no, but our V are not Nash either. Our V make huge post flop mistakes, as you state yourself jam or fold only, applies to Nash V in this spot.

When we study, we reverse engineer spots like this the best we can. The free Wiz gives you a base that you can then say what if this weak player is flatting AJs? Does the solver ever flat AJs? What scenario might the solver flat? As I mentioned the solver in chip ev mode limped AJs at 17bb and it responded with a flat on BTN most often.
We then ask ourselves can I apply this in my game?

Sure, you can jam or fold vs weak or strong or you could dive deeper when you study with a free version of the Wiz. Will it be perfect math no, but poker is never perfect math vs V who make non math choices in range actions.

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