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I'm missing something: "But Bowling and his colleagues have demonstrated that their algorithm always wins in the long run." So how does it fare when its o
by minaguib 12y ago
I'm missing something:
"But Bowling and his colleagues have demonstrated that their algorithm always wins in the long run."
So how does it fare when its opponent is the same algorithm ?
- elwell 12y agoLosses equal to rake percentage
- habosa 12y agoIn another article I read they said it would "never do worse than even", and I would assume that the even case is when playing itself (or we have a logical contradiction). A lot of game theory winning strategies work that way; when you play another perfect strategy you draw.
- stephentmcm 12y agoYet another article[1] stated that if playing it's self the bot with the better hands/chance 'won' in the long run. [1] http://motherboard.vice.com/en_au/read/this-robot-is-the-best-limit-texas-holdem-player-in-the-world http://motherboard.vice.com/en_au/read/this-robot-is-the-bes...