C# 클래스 PsHandler.PokerMath.Evaluator.Hand

Fast Bitcounting method (adapted from snippets.org)

Given a card value, returns it's rank

Given a card value, returns it's suit

Used to compare one hand to another. This method allows normal compare functions to work as expected with a hand.

Takes an string describing a hand and returns the description.

Test for equality

Evaluates a hand (passed as a string) and returns a hand value. A hand value can be compared against another hand value to determine which has the higher value.

Evaluates a hand (passed as a hand mask) and returns a hand value. A hand value can be compared against another hand value to determine which has the higher value.

Evaluates a hand (passed as a hand mask) and returns a hand value. A hand value can be compared against another hand value to determine which has the higher value.

Evaluates the card mask and returns the type of hand it is. This function is faster (but provides less information) than Evaluate or Evaluate.

This function is faster (but provides less information) than Evaluate or Evaluate.

Counts the number of empty space between adjacent cards. 0 means connected, 1 means a gap of one, 2 means a gap of two and 3 means a gap of three.

Returns hash code

Default constructor

Constructor

Used to calculate the wining information about each players hand. This function enumerates all possible remaining hands and tallies win, tie and losses for each player. This function typically takes well less than a second regardless of the number of players.

Given a set of pocket cards and a set of board cards this function returns the odds of winning or tying for a player and a random opponent.

Given a set of pocket cards and a set of board cards this function returns the odds of winning or tying for a player and a random opponent.

Returns the positive and negative potential of the current hand. This funciton is described in Aaron Davidson's masters thesis (davidson.msc.pdf).

Enables a foreach command to enumerate all possible ncard hands.

Enables a foreach command to enumerate all possible ncard hands.

Returns true if the cards in the two card hand are connected.

This function returns true if the cards in the hand are all one suit

This is a fast way to look up the index mask.

Turns a card mask into the equivalent human readable string.

Parses Card strings (internal)

Returns the number of outs possible with the next card.

Creates a Hand mask with the cards that will improve the specified players hand against a list of opponents or if no opponents are list just the cards that improve the players current had. Please note that this only looks at single cards that improve the hand and will not specifically look at runner-runner possiblities.

Reads an string definition of a card and returns the Card value.

Parses an string description of a hand and returns a hand mask.

This static method parses the passed pocket cards and board and produces a card mask.

Given a pocket pair mask, the PocketPairType cooresponding to this mask will be returned.

Iterates through random hands that meets the specified requirements until the specified time duration has elapse. Please note that this iterator requires interop. If you need and interop free hand evaluator you should remove this function along with the other interop functions in this file.

Iterates through random hands with ncards number of cards. This iterator will return the number of masks specifed in trials. Masks can be repeated.

Iterates through random hands that meets the specified requirements until the specified time duration has elapse. Please note that this iterator requires interop. If you need and interop free hand evaluator you should remove this function along with the other interop functions in this file.

This function iterates through random hands returning the number of random hands specified in trials. Please note that a mask can be repeated.

Returns the string representing the hand.

This function takes a string representing a full or partial holdem hand and validates that the text represents valid cards and that no card is duplicated.

This function takes a string representing pocket cards and a board and then validates that the text represents a valid hand.

Test for inequality.

Returns a rand hand with the specified number of cards and constrained to not contain any of the passed dead cards.

Internal function used by HandPotential.

Updates handmask and handval, called when card strings change