Assisted decision

A decision made with the engine on, which is graded but counts less toward mastery and is not queued for the drill.

Last updated October 16, 2026

What it means: At the tables you may turn the engine on before you act. A decision made that way is still graded and shown, and it is marked assisted.
How it is calculated: It counts toward mastery at the same lower weight as a decision made with the coach on, and a mistake is not added to your drill queue.
Worked example: You turn the engine on, see it bets 70% of the time, and bet. The grade is Best, marked assisted, and moves your mastery a little.
Why it matters: Your progress should measure what you can do on your own. The engine is for learning, and the assisted mark keeps your progress a measure of your own play.