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Originally Posted by curtains
Obviously there are people working on it, but I believe that those working on chess machines is much greater.
I disagree. You underestimate the power of the market. There is a huge demand for competent NLHE bots even if such demand is not publicized, because such bots would be incredibly profitable.
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Originally Posted by tmcdmck
since when have there been more permutations in 6max?
Well, in a given 6max NLHE hand the following variables are all important:
- The cards that each player is dealt
- The stack sizes
- The flop
- The turn
- The river
- Any history between any two players or any three players
- How tight or loose each player is preflop
- How willing each player is to commit with an overpair on a junk flop
- How willing each player is to chase a gutshot with deep stacks
- How willing each player is...ad infinitum
It's ludicrous to suggest that chess is more complex than NLHE.
swindoc,
NLHE isn't more complex than chess because computers are worse at it; computers are worse at it because it's more complex than chess. Also, games interest me, and programming interests me, so I think a lot about humans vs computers in various games. I don't hae some "weird issue" with it.