Tether starting to lose its peg too, after Terra did

Re:Tether starting to lose its peg too, after Terra did by s1artibartfast on Thursday May 12, 2022 @02:10PM (#31357907)

But that is a wildly inaccurate assumption for any real table.

I still wouldn't call it perfect play because as soon as someone adopts a fixed strategy, the meta game shifts and it is no longer optimal.

If anything, the assumption is equal play, not perfect play

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Re:Tether starting to lose its peg too, after Terra did by oneoff786 on Thursday May 12, 2022 @04:24PM (#31359749)

To your question above, the answer is better than all levels.

The meta idea is what I first thought. It’s hard to evaluate though. The ai does not adapt, but continues to beat pros, who are welcome to try and adapt.

I’m curious if there are some zany cheese strats against this kind of AI that work reliably but the answer may be no. The only really practical tool you have that could work is a crazy bluff, but I doubt that’s sustainable.

It doesn’t really matter if perfect play is considered though. Games should be rated assuming equal competence. It’s not misleading if in fact your turn out to be a worse player in a game of skill.

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Re:Tether starting to lose its peg too, after Terra did by HWR_14 on Thursday May 12, 2022 @08:14PM (#31361670)

Perfect play would take into account the meta game as well.

My point is that if the casinos have to post odds, the only odds on a poker table are flat (any deviations from 0 coming from skill differences) minus any rake (with maybe some slight variation if the button doesn't go down an even number of times).

The fact that we cannot define perfect play is irrelevant.

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