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For some time I've been pondering about creating a multiplayer poker AI that would (1) play reasonably well but not at a superhuman level (2) not require expens
by RivieraKid 5y ago
For some time I've been pondering about creating a multiplayer poker AI that would (1) play reasonably well but not at a superhuman level (2) not require expensive hardware.
Frustratingly, this seems to be an unsolved problem. Pluribus is only 6-max, requires fixed starting stack sizes and requires a lot of hardware.
- MaxfordAndSons 5y agoI mean, it may not have been publicly solved, but there are definitely bots out there in the wild that are beating human fields on online poker sites. But also I think Pokersnowie is a bot made with more traditional ML methods (i.e. training on hand histories rather than solving an entire game tree with CFR), which basically fits the description.
- RivieraKid 5y agoIs there enough public info to reimplement PokerSnowie? I only know it uses neural nets in some way.