Probability All-in or Fold Game
Texas Hold'em games that limit the options to All-in or Fold are called All-in or Fold (AOF) games. I have developed a game where you can play against NPCs, so I would like to introduce it to you.
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Economics Pre-flop Player Model – Position and VPIP
In this article, we consider a behavioral model for pre-flop. We consider a model that changes pre-flop hand ranges depending on the number of players at the table and their positions.
Economics Optimal Heads-Up All-In
This article considers optimal all-in strategies in heads-up games using counterfactual regret minimization.
Economics Incomplete Information Games and Counterfactual Regret Minimization
This article provides an overview of an algorithm called Counterfactual Regret Minimalization (CFR), which is used in poker solvers.
Economics Pre-flop Player Model – continued
Continuing from last time, we will consider pre-flop behavioral models, including mixed strategies and changes in VPIP for each position.
Economics Pre-flop Player Model
This article considers a model of a player's preflop behavior in Texas Hold'em. In particular, we consider a method to express the player's preference ranking of which hand to use first.
Probability Probability of Hitting a Strong Hand on the Flop
This article shows the probability of getting a strong hand of two pairs or more on the flop in Texas Hold'em. We will consider which hands are given priority when choosing which hands to enter in order of the probability of getting two pairs or more.
Probability Ultra Deep Stack Texas Hold’em
We will consider strategies for Texas Hold'em games with very deep stacks (500bb matches). The optimal strategy seems to be significantly different from that of regular Texas Hold'em.
Probability Multi-Armed Bandit Problem
I will give an overview of the multi-armed bandit problem. I would like to consider applying it to Texas Hold'em in the future.
Economics ICM (Independent Chip Model)
This article introduces a model called ICM (Independent Chip Model) that estimates the expected prize money that can be won in a Texas Hold'em tournament.