How do AI-generated "ghost players" in apps compare to real-world opponent modeling?

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Using training apps with AI-made 'ghost players' is surprisingly effective. Actually they simulate a real-world opponent well, but there is still some gap between them and real human beings. Using those apps helps me figure out what to work on and develop my strategy.
 
AI-generated "ghost players" in training apps can make up for a very good poker improvement because they mimic the real-life opponents quite accurately.
 

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