Facebook's New Poker Bot ReBeL: A Game Changer in AI
Facebook has unveiled ReBeL, a new poker bot that focuses on self-learning and considering opponents' opinions. ReBeL played 7,500 hands against Dong Kim, winning 0.165BB per hand.

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Facebook has unveiled ReBeL, a new poker bot that focuses on self-learning and considering opponents' opinions. ReBeL played 7,500 hands against Dong Kim, winning 0.165BB per hand.
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