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In theory you are right but when talking specifically about poker, I can't think of any example of imperfect play that isn't exploited (to a certain extent) by
by misja111 5y ago
In theory you are right but when talking specifically about poker, I can't think of any example of imperfect play that isn't exploited (to a certain extent) by optimal play.
Yes, playing the opponent would win more, but optimal play makes a (smaller) profit as well. Or would you know an example?
- bluecalm 5y agoThe imperfect play is in the mixing. Imagine you play like optimal but every time you have a mixed action of bluff or check you bluff. You won't be exploited by an optimal strategy but you will be very vulnerable vs someone who bluff catches a lot.