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Hey Thomas, very cool project! Fellow Dane here :-) I actually attempted to build the same thing for fun some years ago, but I must admit I failed to implement
by mollerhoj 5y ago
Hey Thomas, very cool project! Fellow Dane here :-) I actually attempted to build the same thing for fun some years ago, but I must admit I failed to implement the counter factual algorithm correctly and gave up. (I'm a little embarressed to admit that I remember finding a very nice tutorial and even source code for it, but still not grokking it). If youre like me, you probably just really wanted to improve odds vs your friends at the local pub ;-) Anyways, keep up the good work Jens
- thomasahle 5y agoHi Jens! I also worked on it a few years ago, trying to solve the smaller cases using Linear Programming: https://github.com/thomasahle/snyd https://github.com/thomasahle/snyd . These are the most common "one on one" cases I've encountered, since usually at pubs there are more than two players when the number of dice is large! :) I also found the CFR papers really confusing for a long time. The papers have a lot of strange notation. But I think I finally got it, and it's very simple! I can write more about it, if I end up writing a blog post about this project.