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That's wrong. Figuring out your true odds against multiple players who can hold an unevenly distributed range of hands requires a bayesian calculation that take
by danenania 10y ago
That's wrong. Figuring out your true odds against multiple players who can hold an unevenly distributed range of hands requires a bayesian calculation that takes at minimum a few minutes for a human to perform, even using the best software tools for the purpose.
Strong players develop an intuition for this, making estimates on the spot, but they are frequently wrong and can't be very precise.
- alkonaut 10y agoThis AI does heads up (one-on-one) so it is only playing one opponent. The odds calculations are much less intimidating in heads up.
- xapata 10y agoJust as the Naive Bayes algorithm is remarkably effective, a human approximation is often pretty good. Good enough that the strategy of the AI will be more important than its combinatorics.