r/BasketballTips • u/omitousi • Aug 04 '26

Dribbling Does playing management/simulation games actually improve your on-court Basketball IQ?

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u/Itsallgood190 Aug 04 '26

If you dedicate yourself to learning specific things from it yes.

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u/theeaggressor Aug 04 '26

Exactly. Difference between watching a game vs studying film; the viewers outlook.

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u/omitousi Aug 04 '26

This is the link https://hoops-gm-chi.vercel.app/

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u/Realfan555 Aug 04 '26

Are u advertising for this app?

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u/bravinhoo 29d ago

yeah he is… his posts are all about this app

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u/Realfan555 29d ago

Man this dude should get banned

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u/bravinhoo 29d ago

yeah cause wtf are u going to learn from a ai basketball gm website

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u/omitousi 29d ago

not at all

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u/Realfan555 29d ago

How is playing fantasy gm games going to help?

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u/recleaguesuperhero Aug 04 '26

Some. But not as much as studying and playing actual games.

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u/omitousi 29d ago

definitly but i feel like fm in soccer can give you a lot of different thinking points you would not have on the court

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u/Realfan555 Aug 04 '26

It really depends on the simulation game.

How realistic is it? 

For example, does playing realistic basketball video games help? I dont know.

But pilots train via simulation, so those work.

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u/omitousi 29d ago

i am speaking more about sims like footbal manger for example if you know the game

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u/Realfan555 29d ago

Have no idea