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Pitch Deck Review (Investor Lens)

Review your pitch deck the way an investor skims it: the 3-minute read, the slide-by-slide holes, and the questions you'll get that the deck should pre-empt.

Review my pitch deck as a sceptical investor: {{deck}} (paste slide contents/notes; stage: {{stage}}, raising: {{raise}}).

Do: the 3-minute skim verdict first (what story the deck tells when only headlines are read — investors skim before they read), slide-by-slide: the claim, the evidence present, the hole (the question this slide plants but doesn't answer), the numbers audit (do the market size, traction, and ask cohere? is the market math top-down hand-waving?), the missing-slide check for my stage (team-why-us, competition-taken-seriously, the go-to-market beyond 'virality'), the 5 questions I'll definitely get with drafted answers, and the ONE change with the highest impact on the read. Be blunt — a kind review now beats a polite pass later.

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