Comments on: The Future Of Poker http://www.carbonpoker.ag/blog/the-future-of-poker-11/ Online Poker Blog at CarbonPoker Tue, 17 Jan 2012 07:44:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Anonymous http://www.carbonpoker.ag/blog/the-future-of-poker-11/comment-page-1/#comment-136 Anonymous Sat, 28 Feb 2009 08:28:00 +0000 http://blog.carbonpoker.com/?p=342#comment-136 In the future, I will have a pokerbot that explains why he calls, or folds. I will have my handheld poker device plugged into my ear. This device while looking like an ipod, will give me winning percentages from each spot. This will include multi player odds, and configure calculated risk vrs. return. Stack counts and players risk of pushing all in on a future step will be functions of stack counts and pressure indicators involving betting structures and the calculable risks of bluffing. This will have within it's abilities to predict your opponents ability to have the better hand, and through all the percentage that he's bluffing. This device will also keep running stats on every player seated and collect information on such things as, their overall play structure, i.e. Aggressive, Loose. Also will note the weakness' of the table players from the different seats to the button. Structuring such that like the bots that play such games as chess, you will be the most knowledgeable player at the table. <br/> I play for real.<br/> the1steve In the future, I will have a pokerbot that explains why he calls, or folds. I will have my handheld poker device plugged into my ear. This device while looking like an ipod, will give me winning percentages from each spot. This will include multi player odds, and configure calculated risk vrs. return. Stack counts and players risk of pushing all in on a future step will be functions of stack counts and pressure indicators involving betting structures and the calculable risks of bluffing. This will have within it’s abilities to predict your opponents ability to have the better hand, and through all the percentage that he’s bluffing. This device will also keep running stats on every player seated and collect information on such things as, their overall play structure, i.e. Aggressive, Loose. Also will note the weakness’ of the table players from the different seats to the button. Structuring such that like the bots that play such games as chess, you will be the most knowledgeable player at the table.
I play for real.
the1steve

]]> By: armbrust http://www.carbonpoker.ag/blog/the-future-of-poker-11/comment-page-1/#comment-121 armbrust Sun, 18 Jan 2009 18:37:00 +0000 http://blog.carbonpoker.com/?p=342#comment-121 I dont like chips and rebuys at live games,it slows the game to much.<br/><br/>Would love to see virtual chips in live games, that will happen eventualy. I dont like chips and rebuys at live games,it slows the game to much.

Would love to see virtual chips in live games, that will happen eventualy.

]]> By: Kendall2007 http://www.carbonpoker.ag/blog/the-future-of-poker-11/comment-page-1/#comment-119 Kendall2007 Fri, 16 Jan 2009 01:19:00 +0000 http://blog.carbonpoker.com/?p=342#comment-119 I disagree with froelich. I think we will see poker become recognized as a skill game. Look at every other competitive sport on the planet. There is ALWAYS some degree of luck. Randy Johnson sure knows what I speak of. He after all while pitching a fast ball he hit a bird in mid-air. I have played on one of these new futuristic tables. While the novelty is nice i dont see casinos running for the shops to buy 100 of these any time soon. Its the cards and the shuffling of the chips and the chill down your spine you get when someone raises your pocket aces. I disagree with froelich. I think we will see poker become recognized as a skill game. Look at every other competitive sport on the planet. There is ALWAYS some degree of luck. Randy Johnson sure knows what I speak of. He after all while pitching a fast ball he hit a bird in mid-air. I have played on one of these new futuristic tables. While the novelty is nice i dont see casinos running for the shops to buy 100 of these any time soon. Its the cards and the shuffling of the chips and the chill down your spine you get when someone raises your pocket aces.

]]> By: Froliche http://www.carbonpoker.ag/blog/the-future-of-poker-11/comment-page-1/#comment-118 Froliche Thu, 15 Jan 2009 17:50:00 +0000 http://blog.carbonpoker.com/?p=342#comment-118 Did i win yet!? anxiously awaiting that $5!<br/>~Froliche Did i win yet!? anxiously awaiting that $5!
~Froliche

]]> By: Rayver http://www.carbonpoker.ag/blog/the-future-of-poker-11/comment-page-1/#comment-116 Rayver Thu, 15 Jan 2009 13:25:00 +0000 http://blog.carbonpoker.com/?p=342#comment-116 I can see where you're coming from - technology is surging ahead and there will be more and more advanced ways of playing. But I think there may well be another spin-off effect. Online poker has been great but in the long term it may just whet the appetite to play more face-to-face. There is nothing quite like sitting down at a real table, being dealt real cards and seeing your opponent squirm when you make a move on him. So I would predict a boom in people returning to their local poker rooms and casinos and getting a taste of live action. This won't be at the expense of online/mobile phone poker, but more as a complement to it. After all, it's a social game and 'people reading' skills have always been important. I can see where you’re coming from – technology is surging ahead and there will be more and more advanced ways of playing. But I think there may well be another spin-off effect. Online poker has been great but in the long term it may just whet the appetite to play more face-to-face. There is nothing quite like sitting down at a real table, being dealt real cards and seeing your opponent squirm when you make a move on him. So I would predict a boom in people returning to their local poker rooms and casinos and getting a taste of live action. This won’t be at the expense of online/mobile phone poker, but more as a complement to it. After all, it’s a social game and ‘people reading’ skills have always been important.

]]> By: Froliche http://www.carbonpoker.ag/blog/the-future-of-poker-11/comment-page-1/#comment-114 Froliche Mon, 12 Jan 2009 16:26:00 +0000 http://blog.carbonpoker.com/?p=342#comment-114 In the future poker will no longer be a skill game. I say this because in the future poker will no longer be played by humans, but by our robot slave masters that will surely have taken power by this time.(See Matrix) The computer programs that play poker vs eachother will simply always play the correct odds and it will become a game of pure luck in which any one bot or cybernetic organism may get lucky in the long run. As you said technology moves fast....too fast! STOP TECHNOLOGY NOW!<br/>~Froliche In the future poker will no longer be a skill game. I say this because in the future poker will no longer be played by humans, but by our robot slave masters that will surely have taken power by this time.(See Matrix) The computer programs that play poker vs eachother will simply always play the correct odds and it will become a game of pure luck in which any one bot or cybernetic organism may get lucky in the long run. As you said technology moves fast….too fast! STOP TECHNOLOGY NOW!
~Froliche

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