blipey
Posts: 2061
Joined: June 2006
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| Quote | | I could still whip the snot out of it but that’s because I knew exactly what it was thinking and that’s enough of an advantage to nullify the card counting. |
Um, Dave. If your program always made the best decision available, the randomness of your hands would preclude you winning all of them. If he had better cards than you, he would always win. If the cards were evenish, he's most likely win, and he'd probably even steal couple when at a disadvantage.
Also, how exactly would you whip him when he was dealt: 5C, 5D, 5H, JkS, and 5S comes on the cut? By knowing he was going to kick your ass, you nulified his superior hand? The play of cribbage is by far the least important aspect of the game; it's the meld that counts.
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