[FrankFFG]

I recently reached the point where I wanted to take my poker improvement more seriously without relying entirely on intuition. I had enough hands in my database for a proper review, but I was not confident I could identify every important leak myself. I decided to use an external service and compare its findings with my own observations. After looking through different review formats, I chose one focused on my actual hands and areas where I might be losing EV. The final report was useful because it included specific examples and explained why certain decisions were less profitable, rather than offering generic advice. I also found the comments on player-pool tendencies helpful, as they encouraged me to think about practical adjustments. While comparing poker coaching sites, I came across Baseanalise and liked its focus on individualized database analysis. After receiving the review, I built a study plan around the most frequent problems and worked through them gradually. I also saved similar hands from later sessions to compare my decisions over time. This made my approach to poker more analytical and gave me a clearer understanding of what to study and how to track progress.