bluff 1.0.2

Bluff is a pythonic poker framework

bluff

Bluff is a pythonic poker framework.

Currently, bluff covers the following poker variants:

• Texas Hold'em
• Chinese Poker

Getting Started

Installation

Use the package manager pip to install Bluff.

pip install bluff

Usage

Evaluating hands

import bluff

# Hands can be created by passing Card instances as arguments.
hand1 = bluff.Hand(
    bluff.Card("5d"),
    bluff.Card("4s"),
    bluff.Card("5s"),
    bluff.Card("4c"),
    bluff.Card("5h"),
)

hand1.name
>>> "full_house"

Comparing hands values

import bluff

# Hands can also be created by passing their string representations.
hand1 = bluff.Hand("5d", "4s", "5s", "4c", "5h")
# Concatenated strings are also accepted.
hand2 = bluff.Hand("Jh", "Td", "Js", "5s", "8d")

hand1.value > hand2.value
>>> True

Drawing a card for a player

import bluff

player = bluff.Player(name="Chris Moneymaker", chips=10000)
deck = bluff.Deck()
card = deck.draw()
player.hand.add(card)

Evaluating equity with Monte Carlo

from bluff.holdem import equity

equity.equity(("QQ", "AKo"), times=10000)

Evaluating a hand equity against several ranges

from bluff.holdem import equity

# Ranges descriptions.
equity.eval_ranges("JTs", ("KQs ATo 99", "AKs QQ"), times=10000)
# Ranges percentages.
equity.eval_ranges("JTs", (10, 30), times=10000)

For more information see the documentation.

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.

Author

• Matheus Couto - Linkedin

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.