Poker

So after playing poker during all of quarantine, I have decided to create my own poker table using Python.

from poker import *
import eval7
import numpy as np
import pandas as pd
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from IPython.core.display import display, HTML
import random`)

These are all of the imports I have used.

deck = list(Card)
random.shuffle(deck)

This creates the deck and shuffles it.

players = input("How many people are playing: ")

This creates the number of players playing.

flop = [deck.pop() for __ in range(3)]
turn = deck.pop()
river = deck.pop()

This sets the table for the flop.

My next steps are to create hands for each of the players to evaluate and to create stack sizes for buy ins.

Comments

[Amir]

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[Catherine R. Longoria]

This sounds exciting! I'm a huge poker fan too and admire your decision to create your own poker table using Python. This is a great way to combine your passions and programming skills.

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Have fun creating your poker table! I will be glad to hear about the progress of the project and share my experience of playing poker.