If I estimate a 90% chance of elimination, I will almost always act. However, if I estimate only 70%, I will act, or not, based on the current situation -
How do you calculate this?
ratsy wrote:If I estimate a 90% chance of elimination, I will almost always act. However, if I estimate only 70%, I will act, or not, based on the current situation -How do you calculate this?
I would assume he runs a simulation.
I have a simulator written in Perl that is pretty bare bones, but good enough for me. (Actually I use dynamic programming to produce exact answer for certain chains of actions, but that is still useful.)
Every so often I think about porting to JavaScript and adding features, but then I ask myself why and don't.
Screw all this math talk. Winning takes blood, sweat, and the courage to go all in when the time is right
:-)
Somebody's been hitting the hold'em tourneys again...
AttilaTheHun wrote: Screw all this math talk. Winning takes blood, sweat, and the courage to go all in when the time is right
:-)
+1
Crush your enemies,
see them driven before you,
and to hear the lamentation of their women.
Oh, and the stuff everyone said about strategic positioning is good too. =)
Wait, what? We have women?
ratsy wrote:Wait, what? We have women?
No, our enemies took ours. That's why we need to crush them!
(How is that for motivation? And if it doesn't make sense to you th...oh look! Syria!)