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What's the difference? [/ QUOTE ] Not much, only with the monte carlo is just runs a whole bunch of simulations and records teh results. You can stop it whenever you want. For when every possible combination is too much. Monte carlo is often more accurate in those situations becaus I think it runs the full combinations in a particular order. So if you stop the combination method after like 1 million hands, you aren't sure which ones you are getting. With the monte carlo, they are randomly selected and simulated. At least I think. |
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