Hello,

I was playing around with the poker-eval library, and I was trying to 
evaluate probabilities without knowing my opponents cards.

Later, I'd like to interface from some ruby code, but for now, I was 
happy to just play around from the command line.

I've tried the pokenum script with various options for the wild cards
(somewhere, the python code mentions 255 or __ as a wild card, but it 
does not seem to work).


./pokenum Ah Kh - __ __ -- As Ks Qs

is rejected.


I've also tried the following:
#!/usr/bin/env python

import pokereval as PokerEval

def main():
     print """Trying the poker eval thing"""
     y = PokerEval.PokerEval()
     r= y.poker_eval(game = "holdem", pockets = [["Ac",
     "As"],['__','__' ]], board = ['2s', '4h', '6d'])
     print r
main()


The results are not what I'm expecting. The first player is given a 100% 
probability of winnings. That's not right.


Thanks for the help.

André

-- 
André Allavena

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