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First of all, thanks for the create work!
I think I found a bug, I replaced the cards in the PokerDemo example and got this:
board: 9s 11c 3c 12c 8h
P1: 9c 5h
P2: 12h 4h
P3: 14d 13s
P4: 14s 13h
Winner: P1
But why? Do I oversee something?
Also I noticed that the range (Two Pairs, rank: [200, 300) for example) is usually over 300 (out of range)...
I had an example where a two pair lost against a single pair.
Thanks :)
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I also got a hand like that. I think the problem lies in EvaluateRankByHighestCards, specifically that excludeCardValue and excludeCardValue2 results in the high pairs not being counted towards the score.
EDIT: I set normalize (a parameter of EvaluateRankByHighestCards) to 10000000 and it appeared to have solved my problem.
First of all, thanks for the create work!
I think I found a bug, I replaced the cards in the PokerDemo example and got this:
board: 9s 11c 3c 12c 8h
P1: 9c 5h
P2: 12h 4h
P3: 14d 13s
P4: 14s 13h
Winner: P1
But why? Do I oversee something?
Also I noticed that the range (Two Pairs, rank: [200, 300) for example) is usually over 300 (out of range)...
I had an example where a two pair lost against a single pair.
Thanks :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: