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Poker Nim

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  • RoyFollman
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    Usually, if your cards are worth playing, you'll raise the bet three or four times. Why? Well, as I've been told, it's first, to create a larger pot (which will lead to a larger prize pool), and second, to force players with weaker cards to discard them (fewer opponents mathematically increases the chances of winning, regardless of your hand). I recently received https://wolfwinnercasino.com/bonuses bonuses here and plan to spend them on a higher spread bet. As a real money player, I'll get more options after the flop this way, as well as win more hands.

  • Sid_jain_21
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    This challenge problem is bit tricky.

    def pokerNim(k, c):
    a = 0
    for i in c:
        a ^= i
    if a:
        return "First"
    return "Second"

  • Show_Tym01
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    string pokerNim(int k, vector<int> c) {
    int r=0;
    for(int i=0;i<c.size();i++){
        r ^= c[i];
    }
    if(r!=0)
       return "First";
    else
       return "Second";
}

  • foerstermaria07
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    Well actually not such a bad game, but definitely not the best one I've seen and played.

  • andhikamuarapgka
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    This part is still incomprehensible for me, even after your explanation. Won't it be better to add the opportunity to add chips to an empty pile? It will dilute the main pile if needed. I have played poker nim in other variations, and each of them allowed of adding chips to an empty pile. Some of the variations you can find here. I didn't spot any inconvenience, and as I said - you will have an option to dilute the main pile. What's the point of the leashing pile to the number of chips. Standalone piles are better in any way.

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