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Re: [ba-poker] Bots



If you believe you can beat the bot, shouldn't you be willing to play for even money?

Ed

On Mar 4, 2004, at 11:30 PM, Jim Geary wrote:

You find the bot, lay me 3:2 on my money and I'll play for as much per
game as anyone can muster.  Surely this should be a good deal for a
crushing computer.

On Thu, 4 Mar 2004, Jeffrey Siegal wrote:

Michael Wiesenberg wrote:
At Thursday, 3/4/2004 02:01 PM -0800, James Kittock wrote:

Having said that, there are games where a "bot",
that is, a computer program, makes the game
relatively pointless for humans.  Scrabble is
a good example--well-written Scrabble programs
generally crush the best human players.


Do you have proof of this?

If you'll forgive the appeal to authority, how about:


"Computer Scrabble programs have achieved a level of performance that
exceeds that of the strongest human players."
http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=512159






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