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About MIT Pokerbots

6.176, or MIT Pokerbots, is a computerized poker tournament and class held over MIT's Independent Activities Period (IAP). Teams have one month to program a completely autonomous pokerbot to compete against other teams. Competitors must learn and apply concepts in computer science, mathematics, and economics not normally developed together in academic settings in order to conquer their opponents and emerge victorious. This year's competition features over $30,000 in prizes and attention from the most prestigious technology and trading firms. This IAP, channel your programming ability and strategic quantitative thinking skills to become the reigning Pokerbots champion!

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Alexander Zhang

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