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Honestly one difference that comes to mind is that machines don't go on tilt. I knew quite a few people in the community of winning players and I never came ac
by jhamburger 16y ago
Honestly one difference that comes to mind is that machines don't go on tilt. I knew quite a few people in the community of winning players and I never came across a single one who didn't admit to playing differently/worse while on an extended losing streak. And that includes the 250K hands a month guy. I think for a bot to be undetectable you would have to actually mimic emotional responses to losing money.
- BrandonM 16y agoI envision a bot as a neural-network-based engine that adjusts its play based on fitting different opponents into different patterns. Honestly, the easiest way to develop a potentially-good bot would be to give it every piece of input and try to evolve a good player, as opposed to trying to develop all the logic manually. Such a bot is guaranteed to have some artifacts which cause it to respond to certain situations and generally play sub-optimally, basically making it look like a human player, anyways.