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Jev Agents Play Heads-Up Poker

Cobi Marcheline ran two Jev agents against each other in heads-up poker, hiding their cards and giving each 1,000 chips. After 20 hands, Red Jev took all 2,000 chips.

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Cobi Marcheline@hosicix𝕏
Can Jev bluff itself? I spun up two Jev agents, gave them 1,000 chips each, hid their cards from each other and let them play heads-up poker until one went broke. 20 hands. 153 Jev decisions. Biggest pot: 1,760 chips. Both got caught bluffing. Red Jev took all 2,000. The entire match cost $0.02. @typesafeai
Sep 17, 2026X postsView on X
The match involved 153 Jev decisions, and the largest pot was 1,760 chips. Both agents were caught bluffing.

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