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Pokerbot: Pokerstars Partypoker GGPoker
Self playing pokerbot for partypoker, pokerstars and GGPoker
Please visit the wiki page for documentation how to run the bot http://www.github.com/dickreuter/Poker/ This pokerbot plays automatically on Partypoker, Pokerstars and GGPoker. It works with image recognition, montecarlo simulation and a basic genetic algorithm. The mouse is moved automatically and the bot can play for hours. All open source and you are welcome to contribute. New tables can easily be mapped with a new user interface. -
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Jani Blackjack Analyser
a simple blackjack game supported by card counting and basic strategy
It's a support tool for blackjack analysers. User can play blackjack while using basic strategy and card counting algorithms. Decks are randomizing with "Fisher–Yates" shuffle algorithm. -
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Famous Russian card game
Famous Russian card game. Currently only one human player is supported. Virtual players are programmed with simplest possible algorithm so it must be easy to defeat them. This is alpha version and there may be bugs especially if you start a new game instead of restarting the application. Cards Images were taken from wikipedia (I hope it does not contradict their license). -
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Famous card game Marias played most in Central Europe. Algorithm for computer opponent is important.
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A framework for creating board games and card games using a minimal amount of Java programming and playing them against AI or human opponents.
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