Jonathan Rubin, Ian Watson
This paper investigates the use of the case-based reasoning methodology applied to the game of Texas hold’em. The development of a CASe-based Poker playER (CASPER) is discussed. CASPER uses knowledge of previous poker scenarios to inform a betting decision. CASPER improves upon previous case-based reasoning approaches to poker and is able to play evenly against the University of Alberta’s Pokibots and Simbots and profitably against other competition.
Subjects: 3.1 Case-Based Reasoning; 1.8 Game Playing
Submitted: Feb 11, 2007
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