Re: stud inspector
I think you are right on target for the most part.
On the high side players who don’t correctly quantify the value of their holdings are apt to be lead further astray. Furthermore they are not likely to engage in critical third level thinking that is mandatory in stud poker. Nor are they likely to correctly devine key cards or outs that are likely buried within their opponents’ holdings. This machine could cause them to play much more ridgedly.
For the down side they won’t make glaring mistakes on their draws such as playing dead ones or perhaps they will play a bit better in that arena.
A smart player I know called these things the ultimate tool for those engaged in results oriented thinking.
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