What does an AI know about poker? We ask!

What do you think of poker?

"I think poker is a fun and exciting game that people of all skill levels can enjoy," said ChatGPT. "It's a great way to test your strategic thinking and decision-making skills, and it can also be a social activity. There are many different varieties of poker, so there's always something new to learn and try."

What do you think is better, live poker or online poker?

"Live poker allows players to interact face to face, which can add a social element to the game. Online poker, on the other hand, allows players to participate from anywhere with an Internet connection, which can be more convenient. Ultimately, the choice between live and online poker comes down to personal preference. Some people may prefer the social aspect of live poker, while others may prefer the convenience of online poker. I am a machine, at the moment my interface does not allow me to play poker in person or physically, which would be the most appropriate word in my case.”

(We wanted to know if ChatGPT also has his own ideas on how to get better at poker.)

How do you improve at poker?

"An effective way to improve at poker is to practice and play as much as you can. This will give you the opportunity to try different strategies and see how they work in real game situations. Another way to improve is to study and learn from experienced players. This can include reading books or articles on poker strategy, watching how-to videos, or joining a poker forum or community where you can discuss the game with other players. Also, it's important to stay focused and maintain a good mental attitude while playing. This can help you make better decisions and avoid making costly mistakes.

Do you think anyone can become a professional poker player?

"Playing poker professionally requires a combination of skill, dedication and luck. It is important to have a thorough understanding of the game, including the rules and strategies, and to be able to make quick and accurate decisions. Professional poker players must also be able to manage their budget and bankroll effectively and manage the ups and downs of the game. In addition to these skills, it is also important to be able to maintain a positive attitude and focus during long and grueling sessions. Becoming a professional poker player is a challenging but potentially rewarding task." .

What should be done with the use of bots and real time assistance (RTA) in poker?

(A chance to ask a bot what it thinks about... bots!)

"The use of bots and Real Time Assist (RTA) in poker has been a source of controversy and debate within the poker community. Some people argue that the use of these tools gives players who use them an unfair advantage. and that it should be banned to maintain the integrity of the game. Others argue that the use of these tools is a form of skill, and that players who use them should be allowed to compete on an equal footing with others. There is no answer. definitively to this question, and different organizations and poker venues may have different rules and regulations regarding the use of bots and RTAs.Ultimately, the decision on how to handle these tools in poker is up to the individual player.”

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Quick questions

Who is the best poker player in history?

"There are many factors to consider when trying to determine who is the greatest poker player in history, and the answer is likely to be a matter of personal opinion. Some of the most successful and respected poker players in history include Johnny Moss, Johnny Chan, Stu Ungar, and Phil Ivey."

Is Pot-Limit Omaha really "The Big Game"?

"While Pot-Limit Omaha is a popular and exciting variant of poker, it is ultimately up to individual players to decide whether they believe it is the 'big game' or not."

Would you call all-in if it was the first hand of the WSOP Main Event and you had a hand of aces?

"It's generally considered bad strategy to go all-in with pocket aces on the first hand of a poker tournament, especially in a high-stakes event like the World Series of Poker Main Event."