My old boss made us hang cabinets in a house in Gilbert with nothing but a chalk line and a 2 foot level, and those doors still shut smooth ten years later. The fancy tools don't fix bad eyes or a rushed hand, and most of the laser drift I've seen came from the tripod getting bumped, not the unit itself. Half the time the cheap tool forces you to slow down and actually check your marks twice, which is the whole job anyway.

Man, this hits close to home but for a different reason. The thing nobody talks about is that player count changes what a "win" even means, because in a 5 player game a win is 20 percent by pure luck and in a 2 player game it's 50 percent. So your 30 percent in big games is actually above average and your 8 percent in duels is way below, but the gap looks smaller than it really is until you do the math. I bet if you tracked it you would find your duel losses are mostly in games with hidden info or direct conflict, because the sneak in late plan needs other people to absorb the heat for you.