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just an example of what modern poker studying looks like. this is a solver, aka you input certain parameters and it outputs a strategy for you that will, again given certain assumptions, be "game theory optimal". poker as a whole is not solveable because it is a limited information game, but we can get closer and closer. poker sites don't allow these programs to run during play so you need to remember this shit as accurately as possible. however you also need to play as many tables as possible for as long as possible so people usually simplify their strategy, like if the simulator tells you to bluff 5% of the time you can just do 0%, if it says 60% here 40% there you can just do 50% on both, but each simplification loses you a little bit of expected value.
