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Old 08-23-2005, 11:10 AM
OrangeKing OrangeKing is offline
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Default Re: Online poker’s days are numbered ?

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Do you know how successful these "playing style" detection programs are? I wonder how many times you have to play before a pattern emerges.

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In chess, the detection programs are extremely accurate, because all information is available to evaluate "optimal" play in any single game.

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In chess, there are also fairly obvious situations that come up that show, almost beyond any doubt, that a player is cheating with a computer. Mainly, it happens when there are two or more moves that will give a player a winning game. One of these moves will be obvious, simple, and decisive - that's the "human move." The other is the beginning of a complex combination that is very hard to analyze, but which a computer evaluates as slightly better - say +5.4 pawns instead of +4.8 for the human move. If a person is making these "computer moves" in situations where obvious and winning human moves are available, it's one of the clearest signs they're using a computer.
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