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It's probably carefully tuned to calculate the raw probabilities and it also forces the player to reveal his cards to run statistics on his style. That's why it
by vladimirralev 13y ago
It's probably carefully tuned to calculate the raw probabilities and it also forces the player to reveal his cards to run statistics on his style. That's why it's the limit version. This machine has no chance in a classic no-limit texas where the opponent may be only profiting from large bets unjustifiable in expected value most of the time with very little style statistics.
- mathattack 13y agoThe gaming commission doesn't allow them to learn from a player. I think there are game theory styles of poker that do the optimal number of random bluffs. It's very hard to beat this style if there are no behavioral tells. That said, if there's a mistake in there, a pro can eventually figure it out. As you allude, the math of poker does break down in no-limit.
- bvk 13y agoThe game can't run statistics on the player's style. >Casino commissions, however, mandate that a gaming machine cannot change its playing style in response to particular opponents. The algorithm is encoded in a neural net; there is no calculation of raw probabilities involved, at least in the sense programmers are used to.
- vladimirralev 13y agoInteresting. I doubt they would design a neural net without the probability as direct input though. I don't think the machine can be this good especially with such limitations. It may be exploiting some average-gambler trait and ultimately will be beaten once the pro players figure it out.