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How to Turn Your Poker Database Into an Improvement Plan
A useful database review is a workflow: candidate, filter, hands, evidence, one priority, then a re-test. The product automates that loop. The steps stay the same if you do it by hand.
1. Don't start with your biggest losing pots
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2. Check results by position
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3. Find a candidate pattern
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4. Create a narrow filter
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5. Review the actual decisions
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6. Compare against a strategy benchmark
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7. Estimate frequency and impact
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8. Pick one problem
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9. Train it
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10. Check new hands
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Questions
- Why not start with the biggest losing pots?
- Those pots are often variance-heavy stories. Recurring spots with enough opportunities teach more than a single disaster hand.
- What does the product automate in this workflow?
- Candidate detection, sample-strength checks, prioritization, and later re-measurement. It does not replace your tracker or a solver.
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