Everything you need to get started is there. Then, if you are a java programmer take a look at PSimTest.java. Be aware that this'll run a benchmark, and may take a minute or two. Then hope on over to the java directory and fire up run.bat (you'll need java installed for this). The SimResults structure and the SimulateHand() function are by far the two most important areas. It has most structures and functions commented pretty well. Ok, so to get started, unzip and take a look at the psim.hpp file. If you don't like the test interface, it'd be pretty easy to change to the poker-eval hand interface. This was natural for me, because I read dealer chat.

Tell me that's not simple! As you can see, it interfaces all hands as text (hole cards, the board cards if any, all separated by spaces or tabs. MsgBox(0, 'Simulation Results', 'This hand will beat ' & DllStructGetData($simResults, 'winSd') * 100 & '% of opponents at showdown.') $result = DllCall('psim.dll', 'none', 'SimulateHand', 'str', 'As 9d 8c 2h Ks', 'ptr', DllStructGetPtr($simResults), 'float', 0, 'float', 1, 'uint', 0) $simResults = DllStructCreate($simResultsStruct) $simResultsStruct = 'float win float tie float lose float winSd float tieSd float loseSd float d94 float d90 int evaluations' ('This hand will beat ' + (r.winSd * 100) + '% of opponents at showdown.') Std::cout << 'This hand will beat ' << (r.winSd * 100) << '% of opponents at showdown. '

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