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This doesn't consider the post-flop strategy though. Since heads-up limit holdem has been solved, it would be interesting to look at the EV of the hand with the
by juggernautq 12y ago
This doesn't consider the post-flop strategy though. Since heads-up limit holdem has been solved, it would be interesting to look at the EV of the hand with the optimal play. I would think hands like 22 should have been weaker than show down value suggested..
- TylerE 12y agoweakly solved. What was shown is essentially a optimal solution for playing against itself. Not an abitrary villain of unknown tendencies. Besides, limit is dead.
- mod 12y agoThis is mostly untrue, to my understanding. It was not solved to maximally exploit a bad villain, but it was solved to be unexploitable, and therefore unbeatable. It would make mountains of chips vs 99%+ of players, probably at 80%+ of the possible rate.
- iopq 12y agoNo, it's a solution that loses very slowly vs. an opponent that plays optimally against its strategy. Meaning bluffs and calls at optimal percentages KNOWING the percentages of the program.
- mod 12y agoGood luck with that decision tree for 1.3 trillion hands!
- juggernautq 12y agoActually this EV is the by-product of solving the game. U of Alberta must save it somewhere.. only if we can access it..