Thanks, and yes you found the exploit :) The bot tries to play Game Theory Optimal, so it doesn't really care about the opponent's strategy. That's why no matt

Thanks, and yes you found the exploit :) The bot tries to play Game Theory Optimal, so it doesn't really care about the opponent's strategy. That's why no matter how often you go all-in, it won't change its strategy. In theory, playing GTO will guarantee that you won't be beat. However, there are holes in this bot's strategy (to reduce computation). So when you find these holes, you can exploit the bot. That said, if you play "normally" (don't go all-in on the first action), the bot should be pretty competitive. > Also you can think about adding stats and maybe further developing this to become real cloud poker service. Interesting. I was focusing on the "home poker" use case. I'll think about it more. Thanks!