Train the decision, not the outcome.
Pick a seat and a spot — opens, facing a raise, facing a 3-bet, defending the big blind — and play ten hands against the solver. Good decisions light green, even the ones that would have lost. Your grid keeps the score that matters.
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Poker's cruellest trick is that it rewards bad decisions often enough to teach them. Call without the price, river your miracle, and your brain files the mistake as a win. The trainer inverts that loop: every answer is measured against the unexploitable baseline, and a correct fold is celebrated exactly like a correct raise. Variance never touches your score here — which is precisely why the score transfers to the table, where it touches everything.