Simplified poker (automatic)

In this game, you play a very simple kind of poker. You opponent (player 1) is given either a good or a bad hand. He knows which hand he has received, but you do not. At this point, you opponent can either check, in which case your payoff is 1 if he has a good hand, or 3 if he has a bad hand. Alternatively, he can raise, in which case it is your turn.

You are player 2. If you call on a good hand, you get 0 points, while if you call on a bad hand, you get 4 points. In both cases, your payoff is 1 if you fold.

Enter a probability with which to call when your opponent raises. You will automatically play 30 rounds.

Play against all four types of player. Find out your optimal strategy against each player.

Your probability of calling given that your opponent raises


AI type
Opponent is of type A
Opponent is of type B
Opponent is of type C
Opponent is of type D



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