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Originally Posted by Zuko
(I Think) the key is to understand what the solver is doing and "why" it is doing it. Start to do the solver work on your own and construct your ranges in given spots. in time you should learn to become better and better "solving" your hand while playing for that given board.
This.
Trying to find the logic for example why certain combos are bluffed over more natural bluffs etc is very valuable. And when you start getting better at the logic of why stuff happens, making good strategies becomes more natural instead of just trying to memorize what solver does.