Adaptive Poker 2.1
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Type: Shareware Cost: 9.95$ Released: 2004-05-25
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Up to 10 individual players.
Casino style options.
Computer opponents that can adapt to your playing style.
Unlimited number of computer opponents (simply create new ones).
Configure the following options:
Min/Max bet size
Your seating preference
Max raises per round
Computer delay
Show cards even if there is no showdown
The rake percentage
Deal all cards face up
Freeze the button
Preserve Hand History
Genetically programmed computer opponents
Have computer opponents learn from your playing style
The computer opponents are adaptive to any playing style. They use a technique call genetic programming to learn. At your option you may allow them to learn during your playing session.
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Paltforms: Windows, Unix, Linux, OS/2, OS/2 Warp, OS/2 Warp 4, Mac PPC
Product home page: http://www.rexbot.com/adaptive_poker.html
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