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Jev is the fish at the poker table

See how Jev fares in solved poker spots—and how much the wording of the game state changes its play.

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What it does

It matched TexasSolver's top action in 63% of 30 spots. In one trap, it kept overbetting the nuts until the prompt explicitly named the opponent's hand rank.

How you can use it

Before writing code, gather game situations with known correct plays to use as your test key. Have a developer calculate numbers like pot sizes and hand rankings in regular code first. Your app can then feed these plain facts to Jev to test its choices.

Do not trust Jev to figure out who is winning on its own. In the experiment, it made terrible bets until the text clearly spelled out that the other player held a better hand.

Maker-reported (not independently measured by JevMade): matched the solver's top action on 63% of 30 spots · 215 ms per decision (maker-reported) · shoved all-in on 16 of 16 runs holding the nuts when the state didn't name the opponent's hand

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