Unable to call a raise after bot raises

[Partypoker562]

I am unable to code the bot to call a small raise after the bot raised. I tried everything on manual mode. I couldn't fix it.

BigBlindSize = 150
I have hand$A2. The bot raised to $400. The opponent raised to $600. The bot folded. I want the bot to call if the raise is less than 30% of my stacksize.


I tried the following codes:


WHEN OpponentsAtTable = 3 AND StackSize > 7 AND StillToAct = 3 AND BotsLastAction = Raise AND Raises = 1 AND BetSize <= 30% StackSize AND (PairInHand OR hand$A) Call FORCE

WHEN OpponentsAtTable = 3 AND StackSize > 7 AND StillToAct = 3 AND BotsLastAction = Raise AND BetSize <= 30% StackSize AND (PairInHand OR hand$A) Call FORCE

WHEN OpponentsAtTable = 3 AND StackSize > 7 AND StillToAct = 3 AND BotsLastAction = Raise AND ButtonRaising AND BetSize <= 30% StackSize AND (PairInHand OR hand$A) Call FORCE


Please help

[Alex]

If you explore log file, you should see what part of your expression is not true, usually this is the way to debug such code lines.
I think StillToAct is the problem. If you read this closely: https://documentation.help/OpenPPL/Posi ... mbols.html
you will notice that StillToAct works only first orbit. So you can't use it after you made a move already (a raise or call)

[Partypoker562]

I changed StillToAct = 3 to InCutOff. It still doesn't work.

WHEN OpponentsAtTable = 3 AND StackSize > 7 AND InCutOff AND BotsLastAction = Raise AND Raises = 1 AND BetSize <= 30% StackSize AND (PairInHand OR hand$A) Call FORCE


Do you recommend any codes for 2 orbit? I want to call a small raise after the bot raises.

Blinds = $50/$100
Bot raises hand$AJ to $300
Opponent raises to $450
Bot folds

I want the bot to call this $150 raise.

[froggy]

I have some personal reservations about this line.

What if you have 200 BBs on the table.

Table has 3 opponents.
Hero, sitting in cutoff, opens bet to 3 BB.
Next to act goes all in with 50 BB.
Hero calls.

OpponentsAtTable = 3. check.
StackSize > 7. check.
InCutOff . check.
BotsLastAction = Raise. check.
Raises = 1. <this is the problem code btw>
BetSize <= 30% StackSize. check. Based on personal experience, I prefer AmountToCall vs. BetSize
PairInHand OR hand$A. check.

[froggy]

You can keep the StackSize filter, but the comparison should really be done on the PotSize to determine whether the raise is big/small. That's my 2 cents, anyway.

[Partypoker562]

I understand your concern about the above code. It's for a SNG. I changed the code and removed "raises = 1." It still doesn't work.

Below is my revised code:
WHEN OpponentsAtTable = 3 AND StackSize > 7 AND InCutOff AND BotsLastAction = Raise AND AmountToCall <= 30% StackSize AND (PairInHand OR hand$A) Call FORCE

What do I need to change in the code to make it work?

[froggy]

try this:

WHEN OpponentsAtTable = 3 AND StackSize > 7 AND InCutOff AND (BotsLastAction = Raise OR BotsLastAction = Bet) AND AmountToCall <= 30% StackSize AND (PairInHand OR hand$A) Call FORCE

[Alex]

I changed StillToAct = 3 to InCutOff. It still doesn't work.

WHEN OpponentsAtTable = 3 AND StackSize > 7 AND InCutOff AND BotsLastAction = Raise AND Raises = 1 AND BetSize <= 30% StackSize AND (PairInHand OR hand$A) Call FORCE


Do you recommend any codes for 2 orbit? I want to call a small raise after the bot raises.

Blinds = $50/$100
Bot raises hand$AJ to $300
Opponent raises to $450
Bot folds

I want the bot to call this $150 raise.

I've tested this line in ManualMode:

Code: Select all

WHEN (OpponentsAtTable = 3) AND (StackSize > 7) AND InCutOff AND (BotsLastAction = Raise) AND (Raises = 1) AND (BetSize <= 0.3*StackSize) AND (PairInHand OR hand$A) Call FORCE

it worked.
Keep in mind: OpponentsAtTable is # of seated and holding cards opponents at the 1st second of hand.
When hand starts, the bot remembers # of those opponents.
If expression is still not working, try to experiment with OpponentsAtTable. Or even better, explore log file and find out which function was wrong

[Partypoker562]

Hey Froggy,

Thanks for your advice. I got it to work finally. Really appreciate it.

[froggy]

Hey Froggy,

Thanks for your advice. I got it to work finally. Really appreciate it.