Challengers recorded nearly 2 million hands against PokerSnowie since Dec. 12 but the Game Theory Optimal No-Limit Hold’em software held on to a global winrate of 20.83 bb/100.
Once you remove players who played less than 100 hands the number of hands drops to around 1,577,227 and the winrate goes down to 14.11 bb/100.
But that still means PokerSnowie has earned a considerable €8.5 million profit.
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As one might expect in the ongoing Challenge, PokerSnowie won more against weaker opponents while some world-class players were able to get away with small victories over the software heads-up.
Is PokerSnowie unbeatable? Not entirely. On January 16 the A.I. actually recorded its first losing day, which was expected as the quality of opponents had been increasing all month.
Check out our video of Dan "jungleman12" Cates facing off against PokerSnowie below:
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