Newman's (1959, Operations Research, 7, 557-560) solution for a variant of poker with continuous hand spaces and an …

understandable by humans. For instance the strategies for the strongest poker agents are represented as massive binary files. In many …. For example, a human poker player or military leader may not have access to large precomputed tables when making real …-time strategic decisions. We study poker games where private information distributions can be arbitrary (i.e., players are dealt …

We introduce a model for studying the evolutionary dynamics of Poker. Notably, despite its wide diffusion and the … raised scientific interest around it, Poker still represents an open challenge. Recent attempts for uncovering its real … nature, based on statistical physics, showed that Poker in some conditions can be considered as a skill game. In addition …

courts. We apply the method to large datasets of various two-player games (e.g. chess, poker, backgammon, tetris). Our … findings indicate that most popular online games, including poker, are below the threshold of 50% skill and thus depend pre …-dominantly on chance. In fact, poker contains about as much skill as chess when 3 out of 4 chess games are replaced by a coin flip. …