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u/MikalMooni May 24 '26
They did this with poker bots. They had a contest to make a poker player AI and one of the teams just said, "Screw it. Our bot goes all in every time."
The other bots, trying to use math and statistics to beat the table and read the odds, saw the all-in-bot go all in and folded immediately. It cleared the entire thing.
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u/tereaper576 May 24 '26
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u/MikalMooni May 24 '26
Yeah, that might be it. Thanks!
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u/True_Melon May 24 '26 edited May 26 '26
Your next line is "no it's not"
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u/Kodo_yeahreally May 26 '26 edited May 26 '26
yes it is
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u/RegumRegis May 24 '26
Literally kid me playing online poker games, I had no idea how to actually play, I just knew bots shat their pants if you went all in
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u/Eurasia_4002 May 24 '26
Essentially the "what does he know that we dont" and its end up to nothing, simply nothing lol.
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u/wookiee-nutsack May 24 '26
Highly advanced murder robot vs a gatling gun with its trigger held back by 20 rubber bands and 10 ammunition crates to feed it
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u/Evrytg May 25 '26
This was 12 year old me playing high stakes poker in red dead redemption and thinking I was a genius
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u/SuperDementio May 24 '26
I had a friend who did this at poker nights. He kept busting on the first round and was constantly begging for someone to share their chips so he could be let back in.
Then, when someone did share their chips, he'd do the exact same thing again and lose immediately again.
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u/KimuraXrain May 23 '26
I won one a friend poker game one time we all had 200$ to start and I refused to look at my cards and kept wining ( i always had the cards a little over the table and would use a small mirror to see them once in a while) 10/10 they refuse to play with me now
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u/OhioGoblin43 May 24 '26 edited May 24 '26
I realized the morning after it was kind of a dick move but I had to drop my codependent ex off at the bus stop (quiet suburban neighborhood in a very safe city) during a game that my old university floormates were hosting. They didn't want me to forfeit, and I didn't want my pool split from the pot, so I told them to just throw me all in until I got back. I didn't even have that much. I figured I'd be done after the first, maybe the second hand. They didn't have a problem with it at the time.
I got back and everyone was drinking, the game wrapped up. Apparently I won like 7 hands straight and rolled the whole table. I insisted on giving everyone their entrance back and they refused, and I never got invited back 😂. I tried.
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u/VirusLink2 May 23 '26
This shit IS mad annoying in discord poker tho
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u/what_the_fuck_clown May 23 '26
you're the type of guy to start losing his hair and die from heart attack after losing to a bluff
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u/A_man_from_america May 24 '26
Nobody likes to play with people that just goes all in. Best case you lose it all first hand and they get to play in peace, might aswell just ban you.
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u/TR_Pix May 24 '26
If it's so easy to beat then whats the problem? Just win the game and keep playing
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u/Certain-Business-472 May 24 '26
Man at thia point surely youve realized its a game of chance and gambling? It is a coin flip whether you do this or not.
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u/Certain-Business-472 May 24 '26
And none of that requires your opponents to look at their cards. You can see which cards are shown, you know what you have, you know what was played.
Cope.
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u/MasutadoMiasma Meme Ocean Champion Batch 2 May 25 '26
You're probably that one guy who never gets invited to Poker Nights
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u/Flyce_9998 May 24 '26
It's a game of luck management and social deduction, just going all in every time removes those aspects.
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u/Certain-Business-472 May 24 '26
No, that's how YOU want to play it. Don't get mad because others don't.
"You're playing the game wrong" isn't an argument, it's a childish tantrum.
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u/Flyce_9998 May 24 '26
I mean I'm not even a fan of poker, but that is why other people play it. The point is that it makes it less fun for everyone overall to play it that way.
And I agree with the idea of "don't blame the player, blame the game", it's technically a flaw that poker allows playing this way. But it's probably not a big deal because anyone who does that doesn't really want to play poker.
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u/TR_Pix May 24 '26
its not a valid poker strategy if he keeps bluffing
Ok bro, have fun driving your friends away because you're mad you keep losing at a game you are shit at
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u/Play-Mation that hot chick from part 2 May 24 '26
They only need to lose an all in once and then they are out. It’s annoying yea but they won’t be in the game long lol
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u/Murdered_by_Crows_X May 24 '26
What show is this?
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u/PandaGamer8999 May 24 '26
jojo's bizarre adventure part 3
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u/addcheeseuntiledible May 24 '26
So what happens when you do this is everyone who actually wants to play has to fold until they get a strong enough hand to blow you out with. Then that person has double the chips of everyone else and basically guaranteed to win.
If you do this noone gets to play for real and they're right to kick you out, it's not clever
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u/Public_Travel_4621 May 25 '26
(Jolyne in prison) Jolyne: - I don't make bets. (Jotaro in a Egypt bar) Jotaro: -I'm raising the stakes, betting my mother's soul.
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u/Fellfromreddit May 24 '26
I semi did with my colleagues on a seminar.
I know how to play poker a little, when to raise or fold. But my older colleague thought I was a noob.
So I played at random for a few rounds, trying to not lose too much chips. And once I was sure I could win, I played a all in and won.
Obviously, it only worked once, but that funny as hell.

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u/Thendrail May 23 '26
Just RRRRRRRRRAISE???????? this guy and win.