I’ve been using similar tools for a few months now, mostly for reviewing hands after I finish playing. In my experience, they don’t replace your thinking but actually improve it over time. When I first tried something like Poker Solver, I was surprised how often my decisions were slightly off in spots I thought I understood well. The biggest benefit for me was seeing patterns in my mistakes. It doesn’t give you instant results, but if you consistently analyze your sessions, you start making better decisions naturally. The key is to treat it as a learning tool rather than something to depend on completely.