Poker Pros Still Crushing Top Poker Bot Going Into Last Day Of MatchHuman Team Up 737,244 With Less Than 6K Hands Left |
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On Thursday morning, less than 6,000 hands remained in the “Brains vs. AI” match pitting four of the world’s top heads-up no-limit hold’em players against Carnegie Mellon University’s poker bot “Claudico”, and the humans were up a whopping 737,244.
Thursday was the last day of the match. You can watch a live stream here.
That’s not a dollar value, but the pros stand to make $100,000 each when the match concludes. Microsoft is a sponsor and the match is being held at Rivers Casino Pittsburgh.
Doug Polk, Dong Kim, Bjorn Li and Jason Les have really been dominating the machine consistently over the two-week long stretch. Only Les is in the red to Claudico.
The match is being advertised as the first time that a computer program has played heads-up no-limit hold’em in competition with top human players. It has been getting a lot of mainstream attention, despite it not being close at all. No-limit hold’em is very complex game.
Getting some frontpage bbc coverage here at #BrainsVsAI http://t.co/gWPCLNha4M
— Doug Polk (@DougPolkPoker) May 7, 2015
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