Chapter
The Art of Predictability
27:42 - 32:17 (04:34)
The key to winning in poker is not necessarily being unpredictable, but rather understanding your opponent's predictability and how to take advantage of it. This involves playing a balanced strategy and anticipating how your opponent will react to your moves.
Clips
Expert human players and bots approach poker by playing the Nash equilibrium to make it difficult for opponents to figure out their strategy, which makes them almost unbeatable in expectation.
27:42 - 29:51 (02:08)
Summary
Expert human players and bots approach poker by playing the Nash equilibrium to make it difficult for opponents to figure out their strategy, which makes them almost unbeatable in expectation.
ChapterThe Art of Predictability
Episode#344 – Noam Brown: AI vs Humans in Poker and Games of Strategic Negotiation
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
This episode discusses the importance of predictability and counter-exploitation in poker, highlighting the success of Phil Hellmuth and the adoption of the game theory optimal strategy.
29:51 - 31:32 (01:40)
Summary
This episode discusses the importance of predictability and counter-exploitation in poker, highlighting the success of Phil Hellmuth and the adoption of the game theory optimal strategy.
ChapterThe Art of Predictability
Episode#344 – Noam Brown: AI vs Humans in Poker and Games of Strategic Negotiation
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
An artificial intelligence (AI) system developed by Facebook was able to beat professional poker players in a 120,000-hand game, making almost $2 million in fake money.
31:32 - 32:17 (00:45)
Summary
An artificial intelligence (AI) system developed by Facebook was able to beat professional poker players in a 120,000-hand game, making almost $2 million in fake money. The AI system was not attempting to exploit the players, but rather to approximate the Nash equilibrium.