I got a demo version of a solver. Looks like greek to me. Before
I get the full version I would like to play around and see what benefits
it has.

I wonder too about its accuracy. I saw a youtube video of someone solving
a paired board, and the solver I believe was assuming that the big blind would
check raise the flop with trips 100% of the time, which I believe is innaccurate as for sure some players will slowplay & just call that.

But I'm wondering what the solvers say also when the number of big blinds changes.

So if the Cutoff opens with the exact range they should. How should the puck react. What % of hands should the puck be playing according to a solver. Then does the number of hands change if the number of big blinds change.

If they have 10 big blinds each, 20 big blinds, 30 big blinds, is the solution different based on stack sizes.

Anyways I will get the full program soon. But even with the full program I still don't know the software well and have to learn that also. Thanks