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hope I'm not intruding, but I think that analysis is too simple. there are tons of calling station players who defend super-liberally but play so predictably that it's OK to take the worst of it sometimes when you have position because you'll earn more postflop when you shouldn't.

if your opponent plays a basic strategy like fit (call) or fold on the flop, or always peels the flop with semi-trash and folds the turn UI, you end up playing many hands heads-up vs. a super-predictable opponent. you won't always have the best of it, but you will always know where you are, and your initiative will automatically win most pots postflop.