> While there is no reason to not believe them let's see how they fare vs other near optimal AIs They mentioned that: Burch warned that human poker players sh

> While there is no reason to not believe them let's see how they fare vs other near optimal AIs They mentioned that: Burch warned that human poker players should take the Cepheus strategy with a grain of salt. After all, Cepheus honed its strategy by playing the equivalent of a near-perfect opponent that made practically no mistakes. Certain strategies that wouldn’t work against such a powerful opponent could still prove very profitable for human poker players when exploiting the mistakes of other human players.