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I think PokerStove takes into account the lowered chances of being up against AA if you hold Ax, so if he used that it should be reflected in his results.

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No.

PokerStove gives you a conditional probability given that you have a hand in your range, and your opponent has a hand in that range. So, if you give your opponen KK-AA, and you give yourself A2, PokerStove will know that there is a 2/3 chance your opponent has KK since you block half of the combinations of AA.

PokerStove will not tell you that having A2 decreases the probability that your opponent has a hand in the KK-AA range relative to when you have 76s. This factor should have been included in the article.