I normally play Seemiller grip with anti on the backside. I have used the same with shake grip. Learn all the things anti can do and it is deadly. Anti can push, block or hit backspin. Against loops, drop shots, angle blocks or chops all work.
In China, I played really good pip players. One thing I learned, in a pushing war against pips, slick anti wins. After one or two pushes they would lose track of the spin. With slick anti I did not care about the spin.
If you pick anti, it requires learning many new shots. Pullback blocks to drop a hard loop short, short angle blocks, hitting backspin, no matter how low the ball. You are using their spin. The more spin, the harder you can hit. Works good on backspin serves, just hit it. No need for a loop stroke, just hit it.
Many people try anti and quit too soon. It requires practice to learn what it can do. I like the slowest, slickest anti I can get. The anti on my serious bat is 6 years old. It just gets better and better.
