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Publication year · 2009

Poker surface

Alireza Sahami Shirazi, Tanja Döring, Pouyan Parvahan, Bernd Ahrens, Albrecht Schmidt

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Poker surface

Probability estimation in poker: A qualified success for unaided judgment

Quantifying Skill in Games—Theory and Empirical Evidence for Poker

Sitting at the virtual poker table: A prospective epidemiological study of actual Internet poker gambling behavior

Social and Psychological Challenges of Poker

Some Assembly Required: Planning for State-Licensed Online Poker in the United States

The Legality of Charity Poker in North Carolina

The use and regulation of online poker bots

Using a high-level language to build a poker playing agent

A Model of Expert Decision Making in Post-Flop Betting in Poker

Can opponent models aid poker player evolution?

Detecting and Controlling Cheating in Online Poker

Differences between Poker Players and Non-Poker-Playing Gamblers

Effective short-term opponent exploitation in simplified poker

Evolution of counter-strategies: Application of co-evolution to Texas Hold'em Poker

Friendly partner system of poker game with facial expressions

Improving a case-based texas hold'em poker bot

Internet gambling: Community flop or the Texas Hold'em poker rules1

Poker Is a Skill

Poker superstars: Skill or luck?

Statistics Poker: Reinforcing Basic Statistical Concepts

Stripped-Down Poker: A Classroom Game with Signaling and Bluffing

Viewpoint: Poker Is an Acquired Skill

Why Swedish people play online poker and factors that can increase or decrease trust in poker Web sites: A qualitative investigation