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Assuming the machine is stateless, why can't the space of hole cards be mapped out and and strategies/responses enumerated? But ultimately, the whole enterpris
by b0b0b0b 13y ago
Assuming the machine is stateless, why can't the space of hole cards be mapped out and and strategies/responses enumerated?
But ultimately, the whole enterprise just seems distasteful: "Look, there was a 24-year-old who had beaten it for a while. Now he’s broke. And I think this machine had something to do with his demise."
- technofiend 13y agoThat's gambling addiction in a nutshell.
- iopq 13y agoThere's 1352 card combinations, many more flops, many more turns, many more rivers and also 1352 combinations for your opponent too and 3 actions per round of betting There's more poker situations than amount of atoms in the universe