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Old 10-20-2007, 04:05 PM
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Default Re: Hey, an actual NLHE game theory question/simulation.

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Download this: http://econweb.tamu.edu/gambit/

Then goto this page and follow the flash tutorial to have some idea what you're doing.

Then download and have a good look at "4cards.efg" (at the bottom of the same page).

You should be able then to work out how to get this working for your game using equities generated in poker-stove. Atm, I'm just trying to work out how to write some code to generate the ".efg" file automatically for the full push/fold game and then adapt it to allow for limps/checks using a simple heuristic instead of real post-flop play.

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Why all the hassle?

As I understood OP he want to program that. I would recommend him to read the instruction (readme.txt) of Alex Selby's poker theory stuff:
http://www.archduke.org/simplex/index.html

There are also source codes there for limit (which are rather useless). But reading the readme.txt i was able to code jam/fold (and in general equlibrium) approximation working fine (e.g. gives same results as in ackerman and chen).
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