How to detect Bots checked the hand in post flop and receive a bet from behind

[PlayAcesHard]

When bets = 1 and raises = 0 -> this could happen to bot when 1) bot hasn't acted in this round yet (post flop), and receives a bet from the early position; or 2) bot checked in this round, then receive a bet from behind

Will BotsLastAction = Check work in this situation? What if in my code, I have the check as "call force", will BotsLastAction recognize as a Check or CAll?

[Egor]

When BotsLastAction = Check and botsactionsonthisround = 1 and position = first and bets = 1 and raises = 0


The code for checking is:

when bets = 0 and raises = 0 call force

[Mrphil]

Egor … PPL guide says “botsactionsonthisround” does not include checks … therefore this wouldn’t work.

[Egor]

 

Well:

When BotsLastAction = Check and position = first and bets = 1 and raises = 0


...could not possibly be true for a previous round check since your position is first (you must have already acted since an opponent has now bet).

[PlayAcesHard]

Thanks Egor. Using BotsLastAction = Check will only work if there there is action in the previous round. What if there is action in the previous round (ie. NoBettingOnFlop or NoBettingOnTurn), while the bot's position is Middle, how can we identify whether the bot has checked this round?

[Egor]

BotsLastAction = Check is true if the bot's last action was to check, whether it was on this round or a previous round, whatever (and whenever) it's last action was.

If you say:

When BotsLastAction = Check and not (position = last) and bets = 1 and raises = 0 and checks >= 1

^^that situation means at least one other opponent checked so if the the opponent count is 2 and you started in middle position it must mean you and the first position player checked. You can also throw in a folds = count.

It can get trickier with more than 2 opponents. You can always set a user-variable for your checking condition and then use that.

[PlayAcesHard]

Thanks Egor