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Hey @Muids , Glad you found yourself to the terminal play! Thanks for using. Yes, unfortunately, each stack size would have its own learned strategy. Not to mention, the combinations...
Hello, thanks for using our code base. Can you post an example behavior or a code snippet used to reproduce? I need a little more detail about your point on...
Thanks for providing the code. We don't outright cluster by expected win rate on the flop. We do on the river, yes, but then we move back to the turn...
So in this example: board = [Card.new('8h'), Card.new('3h'), Card.new('2s')] hand = [Card.new('As'), Card.new('Ah')] print evaluator.evaluate(board, hand) board1 = [Card.new('As'), Card.new('Ah'), Card.new('2s')] hand1 = [Card.new('3h'), Card.new('8h')] Most importantly, I don't think...
I wonder if trying python 3.7 would work in the meantime?
@kimphilby , thanks for raising an issue! We'll check it out and perhaps sneak it into our first release if viable. I'm not sure what you are trying to run...
> Thanks, I'll get stuck into this when I can, I'd advise merging my next PR in so that we can make use of that code in this PR, once...
It looks like the regret output is reasonable at this point. I'm sure there are still a couple subtle bugs to work out, but it might be working at this...
@fedden. Go ahead and take a look. This is basically finished. Still two sanity tests that I need to do: - Btw, do you know how to fix the Pytest...