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There was an interesting IRL poker game a few years ago. The player who was running behind started going all in on every hand without even looking at their hand
by hajile 7y ago
There was an interesting IRL poker game a few years ago. The player who was running behind started going all in on every hand without even looking at their hand (with a huge amount of success).
Out of curiosity, how does a bot deal with oddities things like this?
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- bostik 7y agoThis is a solved problem. Open-shoving is a feature of sit-n-gos, so of course people have simulated these and compiled so called "pushbot tables". The parameters are basically pot size and winning probabilities against a random hand. While this particular bot may not have those programmed in, a more powerful variant eventually will.