Subj : texas holdem
To   : comp.programming
From : bob
Date : Thu Oct 06 2005 09:24 am

Please let me know if you see anything wrong with my code to determine
the probability of a 2 and 3 unsuited winning, losing, or tying in
Texas Holdem.  For some reason, it returns wrong numbers.


void nicesimone(Card card1, Card card2)
{
int wins=0, losses=0, draws=0;

Card cards[9];
cards[0] = card1;
cards[1] = card2;

int card1num = card1.getcardnum();
int card2num = card2.getcardnum();

int c1, c2, c3, c4, c5, c6, c7;

  for (c1 = 0;   c1 < 52-6; c1++)
   for (c2 = c1+1; c2 < 52-5; c2++)
    for (c3 = c2+1; c3 < 52-4; c3++)
     for (c4 = c3+1; c4 < 52-3; c4++)
      for (c5 = c4+1; c5 < 52-2; c5++)
       for (c6 = c5+1; c6 < 52-1; c6++)
        for (c7 = c6+1; c7 < 52-0; c7++)
   	{
if (c1 == card1num || c2 == card1num || c3 == card1num
|| c4 == card1num || c5 == card1num || c6 == card1num
|| c7 == card1num) continue;

if (c1 == card2num || c2 == card2num || c3 == card2num
|| c4 == card2num || c5 == card2num || c6 == card2num
|| c7 == card2num) continue;


cards[2] = Card(c1);
cards[3] = Card(c2);
cards[4] = Card(c3);
cards[5] = Card(c4);
cards[6] = Card(c5);
cards[7] = Card(c6);
cards[8] = Card(c7);

int compscore = getscore(cards+2);
int playerscore = getscore(cards);

      if (playerscore > compscore) wins++;
      else if (playerscore < compscore) losses++;
      else draws++;

}




      cout << "wins: " << wins << " losses: " << losses << " draws: "
<< draws << endl;

      int total = wins+losses+draws;

      cout << "win: " << float(wins)/float(total) << endl;
      cout << "losses: " << float(losses)/float(total) << endl;
      cout << "draws: " << float(draws)/float(total) << endl;




     	     
}








nicesimone(Card(TWO, SPADES), Card(THREE, CLUBS));

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