All the rules are in the graphic below. I've been playing this game for a while (with real cards and imaginary poker chips) and I must say:

I CAN HARDLY MAKE ANY REASONABLE PROFIT IN THIS GAME !!!

It really is quite a challenge. You can try with a real deck and something to make scoring notes.

The software would be of course much better, so if you like my concept - please hit the "like" button below and maybe some programming genius can bring it to life one day Let me know what you think of this - first impression or further analysis is much appreciated. Here's the PMT graphic:

This game is awesome ! I'm currently learning how to properly count the pot and maximum raises in Pot Limit, in your memory.

When I reach a proper level of this skill, I will be able to play this game with only a deck of cards, that is so cool !!

I finally developed something that works and is purely mathematical

This was the most confusing thing I've ever read on this forum. And I've read Yadulla's posts.

I miss your MRT squad picture where did it go? Also, stacks infinite and NO reasonable profit? Fail

M-RT is a great thing, but the problem is that it's not a strictly scientific thing, there's no evidence, etc. Anybody can say anytime that it's just "illusionary". So you can only keep it alive and working if you very strongly believe in its potential - and that's not easy.

To be honest - I don't know anymore what to think of M-RT.

And about this PMT game - by "infinite stacks" I mean more like "unknown stacks" I wasn't able to count by myself the correct number (4x 2 pot size raises per round), it was just too difficult, so I used the term "infinite stacks" to make the player not worry about maximum raise each time he plays a hand. So the stacks DO have their sizes although they are the same in every hand.

I'm currently working on something more simple and accessible, with multipliers 2x 5x 10x instead of Pot Limit betting. I also will try to apply a "fun factor", so that the player doesn't get bored.

I hope it's not as confusing as pre-flop and flop odds in 5 card PLO, which look kind of like a lottery This is the factor I was concentrating on when creating this thing - to deeply investigate the randomness factor in 5 card PLO (my second favorite poker variant after NLHE).

I hope to succeed in the PMT 2.0 version.

Sorry for the disappointment. I can only hope that most of the readers know what to expect from my threads. Every thread is a new lesson for me, so the slow progress is still being made, that's for sure. Where will this lead to ? I have no idea.

The possibilities are infinitely, infinite!