Adding twentyone game as an example. #44
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Adding twentyone game as an example.
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Adding twentyone game as an example.
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I made an another example game of 21 also known as Blackjack. I stripped away the complexity of aces being a value of 1 or 11, doubling down, insurance, surrender and such. Therefore, there's no such thing as a natural blackjack. I found it was very resilient in learning to play the game even though if the situation is the same, different possibilities can happen and it learned to take the best approach and is close to perfect play.