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[QUOTE="John A, post: 2227003, member: 88730"] Just keep working it. I want to add a feature where it gives you 1 to 3 points for being right on or close, but haven't worked it in yet. It just takes a lot of practice, but you'll start picking up on certain patterns and situations. That's the hard thing to explain about the product honestly. People don't realize how much time (usually years) it takes for someone to get good an these estimations when they play. And they don't realize how much the subconscious mind starts putting patterns together. But if you continue to drill yourself you will get better at it. Everyone who has used it has, but it's not going to happen all at once. I used to have students do a manual drill with themselves with pencil and paper, and it was a pain to do. But imho the best thing you can do for improving your game. That's how/why I came up with the equity trainer to begin with. Just wanted an automated way for my students to work on this easier and quicker. Any ways, keep at it... thanks again for your feedback and plugs! [/QUOTE]
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