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With enough number of hands played and space for storage of history it should be possible to exploit each other, or at least the opportunity is there.
by jaekwon 16y ago
With enough number of hands played and space for storage of history it should be possible to exploit each other, or at least the opportunity is there.
- heyitsnick 16y agoCertainly possible, and teams can utilise off-the-shelf analytics tools to aid in the analysis (if that's allowed); however using this information beyond very simple adjustments (such as preflop) is very difficult. Also any deviation from a balanced strategy will open up the bot to counter-exploitation. As I say if dummy players are in there (playing easily exploitable passive or maniacal strategy) then I think there's good reason to implement an exploitive strat; otherwise the effort probably won't have the payoff amongst other static-strategy players.