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AI Outperforms Humans in Cryptocurrency Trading Tournament. What Were the Results?

An AI vs. human crypto trading tournament, organized by the Aster exchange, concluded with AI models collectively outperforming human traders. The human team suffered aggregate losses exceeding 32% of their initial capital ($225k), while the AI team lost less than 4.5% ($13.5k). The competition featured 70 selected human traders and 30 AI models, including Claude Sonnet 4.5, ChatGPT 5, Grok 4, and DeepSeek 3.1. Each participant was given $10,000 to trade futures contracts. The AI models operated solely on prompts without additional training, code, memory of past trades, or access to external data. The overall top performer was a human trader, ProMint, with a profit of $13.6k. The best AI, an aggressively configured Claude Sonnet 4.5, earned $8.09k, placing 8th in the overall standings. Only 8 AI models were profitable, with 4 earning over $1k. In contrast, 30 human traders lost almost their entire deposit, though 21 others profited over $1k. The results contrast with a previous AI-only experiment in October, where most models also finished with losses, and DeepSeek and QWEN3 were the winners.

RBK-crypto12/24 11:13

AI Outperforms Humans in Cryptocurrency Trading Tournament. What Were the Results?

RBK-crypto12/24 11:13

James Caputo Mucks His Hand by Mistake in the WSOP Paradise Super Main Event

At the WSOP Paradise $25,000 Super Main Event, a historic prize pool of $72,275,000 was overshadowed by a controversial hand involving James Caputo. In a multi-all-in situation, Caputo mistakenly mucked his cards after committing 1,175,000 chips, forfeiting the hand without seeing the flop. The incident, captured on video by Ryan Depaulo, showed Caputo saying "Call" to an initial all-in, but then discarding his hand after another player, Andre Moreira, moved all-in for 3,000,000. Depaulo, holding K♣ K♠, won the massive pot against Moreira's J♠ J♣. The video evidence confirmed the muck, ending the dispute. Depaulo later called for apologies on social media. The tournament continued with Martin Kabrhel as the chip leader among 202 players competing for the $10,000,000 top prize.

bitcoinist12/18 16:43

James Caputo Mucks His Hand by Mistake in the WSOP Paradise Super Main Event

bitcoinist12/18 16:43

CoinPoker Launches New Monthly $5,000 Freeroll for Mobile Players

CoinPoker has launched a new monthly Mobile Freeroll with a $5,000 prize pool, specifically designed for mobile players. The tournament will be held on the last Friday of each month. To participate, new users must register using the promo code MOBILE and play at least 10 raked hands in any format (cash games, tournaments, PLO, or NLH). Once conditions are met, players are automatically registered. The platform has also released an upgraded mobile web version, accessible directly through browsers like Safari and Firefox on iOS and Android, eliminating the need for a separate app download. Key improvements include a modernized interface, increased responsiveness, faster action processing, and smoother animations. Functional features remain robust, supporting multi-tabling, player notes, various poker formats, live dealer tables, and a blockchain-based RNG. This promotion offers new players a risk-free opportunity to win significant prizes and serves as an entry point to other CoinPoker activities like tournament series and cash games. The platform is known for its transparency, blockchain technology, and ambassadors like Patrick Leonard.

bitcoinist12/11 18:09

CoinPoker Launches New Monthly $5,000 Freeroll for Mobile Players

bitcoinist12/11 18:09

Mario Mosbeck's First YouTube Video Becomes an Event for Poker Enthusiasts

Mario Mosbeck, a professional poker player and CoinPoker ambassador, launched his official YouTube channel on December 5th, marking a significant event for the poker community. The premiere featured exclusive, never-before-seen footage from the high-stakes Triton Invitational Montenegro tournament with a $200,000 buy-in. The video included detailed analysis of key hands, personal insights from Mosbeck, and a breakdown of his dramatic "cooler" moment at the table against top players like Phil Ivey and Leon Sturm. To celebrate the launch, a 24-hour giveaway was held where every new subscriber was automatically entered into a $5,000 prize pool. The promotion, run in partnership with CoinPoker, was designed with maximum transparency, requiring only a single click to subscribe. A total of 200 CoinMasters tickets, each worth $25, were distributed, giving winners a chance to enter a $10,000 guaranteed tournament. Mosbeck's channel is positioned to become a regular source of high-level poker analytics, educational content, and exclusive insights from the professional circuit. The successful launch demonstrates a continued effort by CoinPoker to engage its community through new activities and promotions, encouraging fans to subscribe for access to future giveaways and exclusive content.

bitcoinist12/08 09:38

Mario Mosbeck's First YouTube Video Becomes an Event for Poker Enthusiasts

bitcoinist12/08 09:38

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