6781097124

6781097124



EPIA'2011


ISBN: 978-989-95618-4-7

*** SUMMARY ***

Total Pot($12)

Seat 4: PtgusfQqsttogld64pQOGw (big blind) Folded on the POCKET CARDS

Seat 6: nZE2Jjzd6N7Iw/f/mLLEXA (dealer) (smali blind) collected Total ($12)

The information present on gaine logs is the seąuence of actions that were taken by the players on each gamę. For this reasoa to datamine a poker databases a lot of preprocessing is needed, namely extracting information about the State of the gamę before the action was took. The State of the gamę can cxplain why the player decided to play like it did. This way it is possible to know the player’s strategy.

To extract the State of the gamę, first we need to decide which features best represent it. The features are gamę specific and should represent the reasons that might have led the player to choose certain action. The decided features were:

■    Winning probability: based on equation 2 from [14], This formula represents the probability of winning at the Showdown. against a vaiying number of opponents with the current card hand. The HS is tire hand strength. i.e. the probability of the current hand being the best, NPot is the probability of our hand being currently the best but ending up losing and PPot is the probability of our hand not being currently the best but ending up w inning the pot.

Pr(win) = HS x (1 - NPot) + (1 - HS) x PPot    (2)

■    Number of opponents: the number of opponents is a very import ant feature. It can influence the player’s decision because the morę opponents you have, the greater the likelihood of one of them having a better hand than the player.

■    Position in table: the position in table is also important. The last player to "talk " at a Poker table lias the advantage of listing all opponents" bets and raises. enabling that player to make a decision based on those actions.

■    Possible carnings: just how much the player can win with the current pot value. If the pot isn’t worth enough the risk. the player could just forfeit it.

■    Minimum bet: how much money is necessary to continue in the gamę. Some players continue on the gamę because the minimum bet is just too Iow.

■    Gamę round: the current gamę round usually influences the playing style. In later garnę rounds. the information about the gamę State is higher as well as the information about the opponents.

Besides the features. some information about the action that was taken from that State is also necessary. This way we can define the player tactic: for a given State of the gamę. with “X” probability of winning, with “Y opponents in position “Z”, the player took action “A”. The player s tactic can be seen as a function that receives the State of the gamę and retums an action (Equation 3).

Tactic(GameState) -* (Action, Value)    (3)

GameState = (WinProb., N. Opps., Position, Earnings, Min. Bet)

The return value is not only the action type. The value of the bet is also important in No Limit Texas Hold'em. because in this variant the value of the bet can vary from 0 to the players fuli stack.

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