Game theory and AI: a unified approach to poker games

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This thesis focuses on decision making in partially observable card games and, in particular, poker games. An attempt is made to outline both the game theoretic, as an agent-centric approach to such games, analyzing differences and similarities, as well as strong and weaker points and finally proposing a view to make a tradeoff between these.

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