At least we can have some Occam's Razor-like confidence that the "super-smart action-flop generators" are pure fantasy - the standard of design and implementation on most sites tells us that they're written by monkeys.
An open-source system makes a lot of sense from a quality and reliability point-of-view (look at the poker-eval code on sourceforge for an example of what smart - if somewhat tricky - and motivated programmers can put together) - the problem is that your common-or-garden Joe Pokerplayer fishy type needs to be steered to a site by marketing. If word of mouth was all that was needed, WPEX would be inundated by now.
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Date: 2006-05-19 23:39 (UTC)An open-source system makes a lot of sense from a quality and reliability point-of-view (look at the poker-eval code on sourceforge for an example of what smart - if somewhat tricky - and motivated programmers can put together) - the problem is that your common-or-garden Joe Pokerplayer fishy type needs to be steered to a site by marketing. If word of mouth was all that was needed, WPEX would be inundated by now.