The poker simulation program is designed to emulate a game of poker, specifically focusing on Texas Hold'em, and provide players with insights and recommendations for their betting decisions. The program will:
Game Simulation: Simulate a Texas Hold'em poker game, including the dealing of cards, rounds of betting, and determining winners.
Player Interaction: Allow the user to participate in the game as one of the players, providing their hole cards and making betting decisions.
Hand Probability Calculation: Calculate and display the probabilities of different poker hands based on the user's hole cards and the community cards on the table. This includes probabilities for hands like pairs, straights, flushes, and more.
Optimal Betting Guidance: Suggest optimal betting actions (bet, call, raise, or fold) for the user based on their current hand, the community cards, and their opponents' behavior. The program will take into account factors such as pot odds, expected value, and opponent confidence.
User-Friendly Interface: Create a user-friendly interface, which may include a graphical user interface (GUI) or command-line interface (CLI), to make the program accessible and intuitive. Overall, the program aims to provide an engaging and educational poker experience, helping players improve their decision-making skills by offering probabilities, guidance on optimal bets, and insights into the dynamics of the game. Whether for recreational play or as a learning tool, the poker simulation program offers a valuable resource for poker enthusiasts.