def play_hand(self, feedback_file_name, action):
date_time = datetime.datetime.now().strftime("%m-%d-%y %H:%M:%S")
deck = Deck()
deck.create()
deck.shuffle()
hand = Hand()
hand.get_hand(deck)
hand.order_hand()
hand_type = hand.hand_type()
position = Position()
position.current_position(self.num_players)
position_min = position.min_open()
r = Range(self.hand_range)
correct_decision, hand_percent, total_cards = r.correct_decision(
hand_type, position_min)
min_open_hand = r.min_open_card(position_min)
decision = Decision(action).decision()
if self.show_feedback:
if decision == correct_decision:
feedback = "Correct" # report feedback
self.score += 1
else:
feedback = "Incorrect" # report feedback
feedback_file_name.save_hand(self.hand_num, date_time,
self.hand_range, feedback, position,
position_min, min_open_hand, hand,
hand_type, hand_percent, decision,
correct_decision, self.score)
self.hand_num += 1
else:
self.hand_num += 1
return self.hand_num
def test_smallest_random_position(self):
"""This makes the only valid choice become the button."""
from app.players import Players
session_size = str(Players(3))
num_players = int(session_size)
position = Position()
cp = position.current_position(num_players)
assert num_players == 3
assert cp == "Button"
def test_default_random_position(self):
"""Could improve this test in relation to what the current position becomes. However, if there was an error it could be hard to track down because the random functionality isn't always reproducible.
Therefore, this test is to confirm there are no errors with the default table size. Another test case that saves data to a file will record what position is getting randomly assigned."""
from app.players import Players
session_size = str(Players()) # Default is 10 players.
num_players = int(session_size)
position = Position()
cp = position.current_position(num_players)
assert num_players == 10
assert len(cp) > 5 # The button has the shortest length of 6 characters. These names are also constants (POSITIONS) so they shouldn't be changed; i.e. changing 'button' to 'b'.
def play_hand(self, feedback_file_name):
date_time = datetime.datetime.now().strftime("%m-%d-%y %H:%M:%S")
print("Hand number: " + str(self.hand_num))
deck = Deck()
deck.create()
deck.shuffle()
hand = Hand()
hand.get_hand(deck)
print(hand)
hand.order_hand()
hand_type = hand.hand_type()
position = Position()
position.current_position(self.num_players)
print(position)
position_min = position.min_open()
r = Range(self.hand_range)
correct_decision, hand_percent, total_cards = r.correct_decision(
hand_type, position_min)
# Leaving the following several print statements for reference in case someone else isn't that familiar with hand range calculations.
# print(correct_decision)
# print(hand_percent)
# print(total_cards) # To confirm the hand percentage is correct: total_cards / 1326 = hand_percent
min_open_hand = r.min_open_card(position_min)
# print(min_open_hand)
action = int(input("What is your decision? (4=Open, 6=Fold): ")
) # For faster keyboard input
decision = Decision(action).decision()
if decision != "stop":
if self.show_feedback:
if decision == correct_decision:
# screen feedback
print(
"Good job! You should", correct_decision,
"because you want to play the top {0:.2f}".format(
position_min * 100) +
"% of your range; which ends at " +
str(min_open_hand) + ".\n" + str(hand) +
"is in the top {0:.2f}".format(hand_percent * 100) +
"% of starting hands for the " + self.hand_range +
" range.")
feedback = "Correct" # report feedback
self.score += 1
else:
print(
"Sorry, you should", correct_decision,
"because you want to play the top {0:.2f}".format(
position_min * 100) +
"% of your range; which ends at " +
str(min_open_hand) + ".\n" + str(hand) +
"is in the top {0:.2f}".format(hand_percent * 100) +
"% of starting hands for the " + self.hand_range +
" range.")
feedback = "Incorrect" # report feedback
feedback_file_name.save_hand(self.hand_num, date_time,
self.hand_range, feedback,
position, position_min,
min_open_hand, hand, hand_type,
hand_percent, decision,
correct_decision, self.score)
self.hand_num += 1
print("Score: " + str(self.score) + "\n")
else:
self.hand_num += 1
print()
else:
print("Thanks for playing.")
return action
