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@@ -11,6 +11,8 @@ Eg.
 - Do confidence interval calculations, and apply these to bulk board and position vs. position computations. For instance, you can queue paired-board OOP or IP flops, and bulk analyze how you *actually* play them ~ rather than subjectively guessing where you're underperforming and missing action frequencies. Don't subjectivly guess where you need to improve ~ we can objectivly tell you!
 - Analyze opponent frequencies, even if their cards aren't known. If they should be check-raising at certain frequencies in certain situations, we don't need to know their cards to deduce where they're making mistakes.
 - Filter out hands vs casual players to reduce non-gto hands from sample sizes
+- Round input ranges into N-sized chunks. Ie, with N=4, we bucket hand frequencies into quarters ~ as these would be the actual frequencies you would, as a human, try to perform.
+- (Maybe???) Holdem Manager integration.
 - Other stuff that I can't think of right now, or that users will request for me to make.
 
 ![Sessions](https://github.com/Mister-Kitty/Mister-Kitty.github.io/blob/3cbb8b91d2556ee92580313fcacdf9e3d0fb5d52/img/GTOHelper/Session%20Tab.png)
@@ -26,10 +28,7 @@ Right now, only a default 100BB 6max range is available. This means this tool is
  
 ![Releases](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Mister-Kitty/Mister-Kitty.github.io/main/img/GTOHelper/releases.png)
    
-2. Then click and download GTOHelper.exe. Place in its own folder, wherever you want. GTOHelper does not install. 
-3. When you execute the application, it will decompress default files. So do be sure to actually put it in an folder.
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-![Folder](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Mister-Kitty/Mister-Kitty.github.io/main/img/GTOHelper/expanded_folder.png) 
+2. Then click and download GTOHelper.zip. Extract into in its own folder. GTOHelper does not (yet) install. 
 
 Note: You'll almost certainly get a Windows SmartScreen warning when you execute the exe. On the warning, click 'more info' and 'run anyway'.
 These warnings are avoidable by purchasing a Code Signing Certificate from Digisign or wherever ~ but they're very expensive and don't validate the code in any way. It's a borderline scam, in my opinion.