Update 7/26/07
After two days and 2,000 hands of concentrated poker, the human team of Ali Eslami and Phil ‘The Unabomber’ Laak won the first $50,000 Man-Machine Poker Championship in Canada.
Man Bests Machine for Poker Title
Update 7/24/07
The Man-Machine Poker Championship will come down to one final 500-hand battle this evening as Phil Laak and Ali Eslami take on Polaris, the world’s leading poker-playing computer program.So far, three of the four sessions have been played, with a technical tie called for the first session played Monday afternoon, Polaris winning the second session Monday and Phil Laak and Ali Eslami pulling off a win during today’s afternoon session.
Poker News - Bot versus human poker battle
Posted 6/18/07
Canadian researchers have requested two of the world’s best poker players to 2000 hands of Texas Hold ‘em on July 23rd and 24th. A $50,000 prize is at stake here.
They are hoping to produce an artificial poker player that is better than any human player.
Polaris ( the AI poker player ) is actually several programs not one. Some adjust to the opponents some do not. Supposedly the program is quite adapt at bluffing.
More information:
Rules for the AAAI Computer Poker Competition (rules, code, forums, results should be here soon also )
Gaming Business: Canadian Researchers Gambling on Program’s Poker Skills
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