dickreuter / Poker

Fully functional Pokerbot that works on PartyPoker, PokerStars and GGPoker, scraping tables with Open-CV (adaptable via gui) or neural network and making decisions based on a genetic algorithm and montecarlo simulation for poker equity calculation. Binaries can be downloaded with this link:
http://www.deepermind-pokerbot.com
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Bot is far too predictable, improvement strategy advices #185

Open SirFrancis83 opened 1 year ago

SirFrancis83 commented 1 year ago

This bot works mainly with Equity so strategies are based on setting the minimum Equity value to make the bot fold check or raise. This makes the bot too strict and predictable for opponents. I suggest we could set up a function where bot over a certain equity value randomly makes a decision at flop but also at turn or river. What I mean is the fact that bot now always plays the same because it acts according to equity. We should insert a function that mixes the game a little bit. For example, If at flop equity is over 50 (this figure is just an example it can be lower or higher) bot randomly checks, makes a big blind or half pot or pot raise. This could male the bot less predictable and confuse opponents. I am open to other solutions to improve strategy. Hope this post can be taken into consideration.

Profeten10 commented 1 year ago

Good point! If it is possible to get the bot bluffing for example 1/5 of all hands in a certain range, based on equity it is possible to build the ultimate strategy. I am not good at how the program works but have many ideas how to build the perfect strategy based on mathematics.

timeyyy commented 1 year ago

@Profeten10 It would be nice if you could compile a wiki or readme of your ideas to get some discussion happening

vnmlike commented 1 year ago

when you play at pokerstars in the zoom table, there is actually no predictability of players and strategy, because when you fold, you're constantly reshuffling the table so you don't have to wait, so everyone who just folded is constantly reshuffling at a new table.