Cepheus learned poker by playing over a billion billion hands – more than have been played in the entirety of human history ‘Perfect’ online poker bot Cepheus has one flaw: it can’t adapt It may not ...

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Poker aficionados have a new challenger in Cepheus - a computer program that is unbeatable in the two-player version of the Texas Hold 'Em Poker game. Scientists from the University of Alberta, Canada ...

Freelance poker writer Christopher Hall takes on Cepheus the online poker bot over 400 hands and finds its key weakness I played 400 hands against Cepheus, a poker-playing computer program developed ...

EDMONTON, Alberta, Canada — (CNN) — Poker players like to read another player’s tell. That’s the thing an opponent does that gives away the quality of cards he is holding. Well, you can’t read Cepheus ...

Computer scientists have created poker-playing software which they claim could not be beaten by a human even if they played 12 hours a day, every day, for 70 years - and they have even created a ...

For some poker players, today may be the day they fold their hopes of becoming the best in the world. A team of researchers at the University of Alberta has created a virtually invincible poker-player ...