Volume is not practice. Three things keep a decent player stuck at decent, and two of them are nobody's accident. They are what the incentives pay for.
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You can be graded on complete information in a game that only provides you incomplete information.
Nothing else can say this, because nothing else holds every player's cards.
Grading happens on its own, on everything you play. Flagging is for the hands that still bother you: mark one at the table and Andrew takes it apart on the weekly call. Your actual spots, not textbook hands from a solver.
Every one of those grades comes from a real hand a real person actually held, not from a solver's idea of what a machine would do. And because there is no money in play, nobody plays scared. Run the line you have been avoiding for a year and find out what happens, instead of finding out in a tournament you paid to enter.
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