JimJon

Seems like a big difference in results compared to Dong, since they have been paired to be in same spots against AI. If Dong manage to stay outside parentheses can it really be a great result for AI team if the goal is to show that this AI can outperform any human? Dong isnt the best HU player, other seem worse than him and from the old chess challenge we know it only counts when you can beat the best, right? :)

'Doesnt adjust'?
Isnt it a self-learning AI that's trying to find the best strategy against these specific players? I wonder does it search for 1 single best strategy against all 4 players or is it adjusting individually? And then, if it is a single one and Dong Kim knows some leaks of other human players he can play more exploitatively in some spots against AI, right? :)

Snowie support told me that preflop mobile advisor is for 2/4 stake :)

"Snowie gives recommendations based on rake and if I'd have to guess I think they use 50NL rake in preflop advisor."
Are you sure its 50nl? Using limping range in sb with such high rake doesnt seem so good

I guess having VPIP > 30% even on 100nl wouldnt really work unless you have huge edge postflop
Maybe the easiest practical solution is to combine hands of winning regs (or coaches) at some stake and then make an estimate

I heard somewhere that snowie plays much tighter preflop so I wasnt sure for which stakes that's true. Because of the higher rake at smaller stakes I probably should be tighter, more 3betting instead of calling etc but its not easy to get a feeling or learn along the way how much exactly... so I was basically looking for a more concrete answer or a guideline

Snowie has PreflopAdvisor (charts) for all preflop spots in 6max
PIO and Simplepostflop can solve heads-up preflop spots in 6max
So you could compare charts for example in BB vs CO, right?
There could be also significant differences in you preflop defending/3betting range when you move from 100nl to 400nl because of the rake, true?