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To: AuBug who wrote (102339)	8/29/2005 8:58:01 AM
From: Knighty Tin	Read Replies (1) of 132070

I don't think a robot can win against good players. If so, then math whizzes would be the best human players, and they are not. You can't track a good players game because he varies his play for just that reason. But you can trap a bot pretty easily. If you raise double the pot when you have a good hand and four times when you bluff or semi-bluff, the bot will be waiting in the bushes for the next time you bet four times the pot. In which case, you pull a switcheroo and somebody is suddenly back in the shop getting his chips replaced. <G> At best, a bot can become a slightly above average player.

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