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Cardlens
Scan, identify and collect your Pokémon TCG cards.
Point your camera and CardLens recognizes the card instantly. Recognition runs 100% on your device: no cloud, no accounts, and your photos never leave your phone. 100% on your device Recognition runs with pretrained models bundled in the app: it detects and crops the card, computes a visual embedding (MobileCLIP), reads the name with OCR and searches by similarity over a catalog of ~36,000 cards. -
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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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A GWbasic-coded casino poker game. Very raw graphical interface, just meant to be fast on the 10Mhz 8086 gear it was written on. And it was. The code is optimized for lightning-fast score recognition, and uses direct raster access to the EGA interface. M
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