3 ms·
Sibs have alluded to this but it bears repeating: it's not a matter of simply calculating your "odds". One of the first things a player learns when getting seri
by MaxfordAndSons 10y ago
Sibs have alluded to this but it bears repeating: it's not a matter of simply calculating your "odds". One of the first things a player learns when getting serious about poker is how to calculate their odds of making a given hand, it becomes quite second nature, and even being able to work with floating points rather than rounded approximations would not give the AI a significant advantage.
As one sib points out, calculating your odds of winning against a range of hands is significantly more difficult, but again raw computation would not give a significant advantage here as assigning an opponent an accurate range of hands without significant historical data on their play is more or less impossible.