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I haven’t found any bugs that crash the program unexpectedly, but there might still be some game play bugs. If you want to download it here’s the source code in C++. There’s even some ASCII art so it doesn’t look so boring. Other than that I tried to preserve the game play as much as possible.

Additionally there’s always a winning hand (on real poker sometimes you have a tie and the pot is split). Players can only bet or call, but can’t raise a previous bet. For instance, there’s only one bind, and after the bind is placed betting starts from zero. The fact that I implemented some simplifications probably helped. It took me three days and 670 lines of code, which I don’t think is too bad given it simulates a complete poker game for one human player against 5 computer players.

Added available actions printing in the TextGUI.I started studying C++ and Object Oriented Programming recently, so I decide to create a small poker game, Texas Hold’em style.Or you can also use copy() method which will construct a copy of the game state. It will give you another TexasHoldEm with the exact game state. You can do a simple deepcopy() or copy() of a TexasHoldEm object. Ability to create a copy of the TexasHoldEm object.Compliance with World Series of Poker Official Rules.Export & import human-readable game history.A python package for Texas Hold 'Em Poker providing:

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