fpdb/pyfpdb/Hand.py

#!/usr/bin/python

#Copyright 2008 Carl Gherardi
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import Configuration
import FpdbRegex
import Hand
import re
import sys
import traceback
import os
import os.path
import xml.dom.minidom
import codecs
from decimal import Decimal
import operator
import time
from copy import deepcopy

class Hand:
#    def __init__(self, sitename, gametype, sb, bb, string):

    UPS = {'a':'A', 't':'T', 'j':'J', 'q':'Q', 'k':'K', 'S':'s', 'C':'c', 'H':'h', 'D':'d'}
    def __init__(self, sitename, gametype, string):
        self.sitename = sitename
        self.gametype = gametype
        self.string = string

        self.streetList = ['PREFLOP','FLOP','TURN','RIVER'] # a list of the observed street names in order

        self.handid = 0
        self.sb = gametype[3]
        self.bb = gametype[4]
        self.tablename = "Slartibartfast"
        self.hero = "Hiro"
        self.maxseats = 10
        self.counted_seats = 0
        self.buttonpos = 0
        self.seating = []
        self.players = []
        self.posted = []
        self.involved = True

        self.pot = Pot()
        
        #
        # Collections indexed by street names
        #

        # A MatchObject using a groupnames to identify streets.
        # filled by markStreets()
        self.streets = None

        # dict from street names to lists of tuples, such as
        # [['mct','bets','$10'],['mika','folds'],['carlg','raises','$20']]
        # actually they're clearly lists but they probably should be tuples.
        self.actions = {}

        # dict from street names to community cards
        self.board = {}


        #
        # Collections indexed by player names
        #

        # dict from player names to lists of hole cards
        self.holecards = {}
        
        self.stacks = {}

        # dict from player names to amounts collected
        self.collected = {}

        # Sets of players
        self.shown = set()
        self.folded = set()

        self.action = []
        self.totalpot = None
        self.totalcollected = None

        self.rake = None

        self.bets = {}
        self.lastBet = {}
        for street in self.streetList:
            self.bets[street] = {}
            self.lastBet[street] = 0

    def addPlayer(self, seat, name, chips):
        """\
Adds a player to the hand, and initialises data structures indexed by player.
seat    (int) indicating the seat
name    (string) player name
chips   (string) the chips the player has at the start of the hand (can be None)
If a player has None chips he won't be added."""
        if chips is not None:
            self.players.append([seat, name, chips])
            self.stacks[name] = Decimal(chips)
            self.holecards[name] = set()
            self.pot.addPlayer(name)
            for street in self.streetList:
                self.bets[street][name] = []


    def addStreets(self, match):
        # go through m and initialise actions to empty list for each street.
        if match is not None:
            self.streets = match
            for street in match.groupdict():
                if match.group(street) is not None:
                    self.actions[street] = []

        else:
            print "empty markStreets match" # better to raise exception and put process hand in a try block

    def addHoleCards(self, cards, player):
        """\
Assigns observed holecards to a player.
cards   set of card bigrams e.g. set(['2h','Jc'])     
player  (string) name of player
"""
        print "DEBUG: addHoleCards", cards,player
        try:
            self.checkPlayerExists(player)
            cards = set([self.card(c) for c in cards])
            self.holecards[player].update(cards)
        except FpdbParseError, e:
            print "[ERROR] Tried to add holecards for unknown player: %s" % (player,)

    def addShownCards(self, cards, player, holeandboard=None):
        """\
For when a player shows cards for any reason (for showdown or out of choice).
Card ranks will be uppercased
"""
        print "DEBUG: addShownCards", cards,player,holeandboard
        if cards is not None:
            self.shown.add(player)
            self.addHoleCards(cards,player)
        elif holeandboard is not None:
            holeandboard = set([self.card(c) for c in holeandboard])
            board = set([c for s in self.board.values() for c in s])
            self.addHoleCards(holeandboard.difference(board),player)


    def checkPlayerExists(self,player):
        if player not in [p[1] for p in self.players]:
            print "checkPlayerExists", player, "fail"
            raise FpdbParseError

    def discardHoleCards(self, cards, player):
        try:
            self.checkPlayerExists(player)
            for card in cards:
                self.holecards[player].remove(card)
        except FpdbParseError, e:
            pass
        except ValueError:
            print "[ERROR] discardHoleCard tried to discard a card %s didn't have" % (player,)

    def setCommunityCards(self, street, cards):
        self.board[street] = [self.card(c) for c in cards]

    def card(self,c):
        """upper case the ranks but not suits, 'atjqk' => 'ATJQK'"""
        for k,v in self.UPS.items():
            c = c.replace(k,v)
        return c

    def addBlind(self, player, blindtype, amount):
        # if player is None, it's a missing small blind.
        # TODO:
        # The situation we need to cover are:
        # Player in small blind posts
        #   - this is a bet of 1 sb, as yet uncalled.
        # Player in the big blind posts
        #   - this is a bet of 1 bb and is the new uncalled
        # 
        # If a player posts a big & small blind
        #
        
        print "DEBUG addBlind: %s posts %s, %s" % (player, blindtype, amount)
        if player is not None:
            self.bets['PREFLOP'][player].append(Decimal(amount))
            self.stacks[player] -= Decimal(amount)
            #print "DEBUG %s posts, stack %s" % (player, self.stacks[player])
            act = (player, 'posts', blindtype, amount, self.stacks[player]==0)
            self.actions['PREFLOP'].append(act)
            self.pot.addMoney(player, Decimal(amount))
            if blindtype == 'big blind':
                self.lastBet['PREFLOP'] = Decimal(amount)            
            elif blindtype == 'small & big blinds':
                # extra small blind is 'dead'
                self.lastBet['PREFLOP'] = Decimal(self.bb)
        self.posted += [player]


    def addCall(self, street, player=None, amount=None):
        # Potentially calculate the amount of the call if not supplied
        # corner cases include if player would be all in
        if amount is not None:
            self.bets[street][player].append(Decimal(amount))
            #self.lastBet[street] = Decimal(amount)
            self.stacks[player] -= Decimal(amount)
            print "DEBUG %s calls %s, stack %s" % (player, amount, self.stacks[player])
            act = (player, 'calls', amount, self.stacks[player]==0)
            self.actions[street].append(act)
            self.pot.addMoney(player, Decimal(amount))
            
    def addRaiseBy(self, street, player, amountBy):
        """\
Add a raise by amountBy on [street] by [player] 
"""
        #Given only the amount raised by, the amount of the raise can be calculated by
        # working out how much this player has already in the pot 
        #   (which is the sum of self.bets[street][player])
        # and how much he needs to call to match the previous player 
        #   (which is tracked by self.lastBet)
        # let Bp = previous bet 
        #     Bc = amount player has committed so far
        #     Rb = raise by
        # then: C = Bp - Bc (amount to call)
        #      Rt = Bp + Rb (raise to)
        # 
        self.checkPlayerExists(player)
        Rb = Decimal(amountBy)
        Bp = self.lastBet[street]
        Bc = reduce(operator.add, self.bets[street][player], 0)
        C = Bp - Bc
        Rt = Bp + Rb
        
        self.bets[street][player].append(C + Rb)
        self.stacks[player] -= (C + Rb)
        self.actions[street] += [(player, 'raises', Rb, Rt, C, self.stacks[player]==0)]
        self.lastBet[street] = Rt

    def addCallandRaise(self, street, player, amount):
        """\
For sites which by "raises x" mean "calls and raises putting a total of x in the por". """
        self.checkPlayerExists(player)
        CRb = Decimal(amount)
        Bp = self.lastBet[street]
        Bc = reduce(operator.add, self.bets[street][player], 0)
        C = Bp - Bc
        Rb = CRb - C
        Rt = Bp + Rb
        
        self._addRaise(street, player, C, Rb, Rt)

    def addRaiseTo(self, street, player, amountTo):
        """\
Add a raise on [street] by [player] to [amountTo]
"""
        #CG - No idea if this function has been test/verified
        self.checkPlayerExists(player)
        Bp = self.lastBet[street]
        Bc = reduce(operator.add, self.bets[street][player], 0)
        Rt = Decimal(amountTo)
        C = Bp - Bc
        Rb = Rt - C
        self._addRaise(street, player, C, Rb, Rt)

    def _addRaise(self, street, player, C, Rb, Rt):
        self.bets[street][player].append(C + Rb)
        self.stacks[player] -= (C + Rb)
        act = (player, 'raises', Rb, Rt, C, self.stacks[player]==0)
        self.actions[street].append(act)
        self.lastBet[street] = Rt # TODO check this is correct
        self.pot.addMoney(player, C+Rb)
    
        
        
    def addBet(self, street, player, amount):
        self.checkPlayerExists(player)
        self.bets[street][player].append(Decimal(amount))
        self.stacks[player] -= Decimal(amount)
        print "DEBUG %s bets %s, stack %s" % (player, amount, self.stacks[player])
        act = (player, 'bets', amount, self.stacks[player]==0)
        self.actions[street].append(act)
        self.lastBet[street] = Decimal(amount)
        self.pot.addMoney(player, Decimal(amount))
        

    def addFold(self, street, player):
        print "DEBUG: %s %s folded" % (street, player)
        self.checkPlayerExists(player)
        self.folded.add(player)
        self.pot.addFold(player)
        self.actions[street].append((player, 'folds'))
        

    def addCheck(self, street, player):
        print "DEBUG: %s %s checked" % (street, player)
        self.checkPlayerExists(player)
        self.actions[street].append((player, 'checks'))

# dart1 wins $ 51.09 USD from main pot with a full house, queens full of threes [ Qh, Qc, Qd, 3c, 3s ]
# dart1 wins $ 41.07 USD from side pot with a full house, queens full of threes [ Qh, Qc, Qd, 3c, 3s ]
# DEBUG: dart1 collected 51.09
# DEBUG: dart1 collected 41.07
# [WARNING] %s collected pot more than once; avoidable by reading winnings only from summary lines?
# TODO: Should we just add the pots together?? 

    def addCollectPot(self,player, pot):
        print "DEBUG: %s collected %s" % (player, pot)
        self.checkPlayerExists(player)
        if player not in self.collected:
            self.collected[player] = pot
        else:
            print "[WARNING] %s collected pot more than once; avoidable by reading winnings only from summary lines?"


    def totalPot(self):
        """If all bets and blinds have been added, totals up the total pot size"""
        
        # This gives us the total amount put in the pot
        if self.totalpot is None:
            self.pot.end()
            self.totalpot = self.pot.total

        # This gives us the amount collected, i.e. after rake
        if self.totalcollected is None:
            self.totalcollected = 0;
            for amount in self.collected.values():
                self.totalcollected += Decimal(amount)




    def getGameTypeAsString(self):
        """\
Map the tuple self.gametype onto the pokerstars string describing it
"""
        # currently it appears to be something like ["ring", "hold", "nl", sb, bb]:
        gs = {"hold"       : "Hold'em",
              "omahahi"    : "FIXME",
              "omahahilo"  : "FIXME",
              "razz"       : "Razz",
              "studhi"     : "FIXME",
              "studhilo"   : "FIXME",
              "fivedraw"   : "5 Card Draw",
              "27_1draw"   : "FIXME",
              "27_3draw"   : "Triple Draw 2-7 Lowball",
              "badugi"     : "FIXME"
             }
        ls = {"nl"  : "No Limit",
              "pl"  : "Pot Limit",
              "fl"  : "Limit",
              "cn"  : "Cap No Limit",
              "cp"  : "Cap Pot Limit"
             }

        string = "%s %s" %(gs[self.gametype[1]], ls[self.gametype[2]])
        
        return string

    def writeHand(self, fh=sys.__stdout__):
        # PokerStars format.
        #print "\n### Pseudo stars format ###"
        #print >>fh, _("%s Game #%s: %s ($%s/$%s) - %s" %(self.sitename, self.handid, self.getGameTypeAsString(), self.sb, self.bb, self.starttime))
        print >>fh, _("%s Game #%s: %s ($%s/$%s) - %s" %("PokerStars", self.handid, self.getGameTypeAsString(), self.sb, self.bb, time.strftime('%Y/%m/%d - %H:%M:%S (ET)', self.starttime)))
        print >>fh, _("Table '%s' %d-max Seat #%s is the button" %(self.tablename, self.maxseats, self.buttonpos))
        
        players_who_act_preflop = set([x[0] for x in self.actions['PREFLOP']])

        for player in [x for x in self.players if x[1] in players_who_act_preflop]:
            #Only print stacks of players who do something preflop
            print >>fh, _("Seat %s: %s ($%s)" %(player[0], player[1], player[2]))

        if(self.posted[0] is None):
            #print >>fh, _("No small blind posted") # PS doesn't say this
            pass
        else:
            print >>fh, _("%s: posts small blind $%s" %(self.posted[0], self.sb))

        #May be more than 1 bb posting
        for a in self.posted[1:]:
            print >>fh, _("%s: posts big blind $%s" %(self.posted[1], self.bb))

        # TODO: What about big & small blinds?

        print >>fh, _("*** HOLE CARDS ***")
        if self.involved:
            print >>fh, _("Dealt to %s [%s]" %(self.hero , " ".join(self.holecards[self.hero])))

        if 'PREFLOP' in self.actions:
            for act in self.actions['PREFLOP']:
                self.printActionLine(act, fh)

        if 'FLOP' in self.actions:
            print >>fh, _("*** FLOP *** [%s]" %( " ".join(self.board['FLOP'])))
            for act in self.actions['FLOP']:
                self.printActionLine(act, fh)

        if 'TURN' in self.actions:
            print >>fh, _("*** TURN *** [%s] [%s]" %( " ".join(self.board['FLOP']), " ".join(self.board['TURN'])))
            for act in self.actions['TURN']:
                self.printActionLine(act, fh)

        if 'RIVER' in self.actions:
            print >>fh, _("*** RIVER *** [%s] [%s]" %(" ".join(self.board['FLOP']+self.board['TURN']), " ".join(self.board['RIVER']) ))
            for act in self.actions['RIVER']:
                self.printActionLine(act, fh)


        #Some sites don't have a showdown section so we have to figure out if there should be one
        # The logic for a showdown is: at the end of river action there are at least two players in the hand
        # we probably don't need a showdown section in pseudo stars format for our filtering purposes
        if 'SHOWDOWN' in self.actions:
            print >>fh, _("*** SHOW DOWN ***")
            print >>fh, "DEBUG: what do they show"

        # Current PS format has the lines:
        # Uncalled bet ($111.25) returned to s0rrow
        # s0rrow collected $5.15 from side pot
        # stervels: shows [Ks Qs] (two pair, Kings and Queens)
        # stervels collected $45.35 from main pot
        # Immediately before the summary.
        # The current importer uses those lines for importing winning rather than the summary
        for name in self.pot.returned:
            print >>fh, _("Uncalled bet ($%s) returned to %s" %(self.pot.returned[name],name))
        for name in self.collected:
            print >>fh, _("%s collected $%s from x pot" %(name, self.collected[name]))

        print >>fh, _("*** SUMMARY ***")
        print >>fh, "%s | Rake $%.2f" % (self.pot, self.rake)
        #print >>fh, _("Total pot $%s | Rake $%.2f" % (self.totalpot, self.rake)) # TODO: side pots

        board = []
        for s in self.board.values():
            board += s
        if board:   # sometimes hand ends preflop without a board
            print >>fh, _("Board [%s]" % (" ".join(board)))

        for player in [x for x in self.players if x[1] in players_who_act_preflop]:
            seatnum = player[0]
            name = player[1]
            if name in self.collected and name in self.shown:
                print >>fh, _("Seat %d: %s showed [%s] and won ($%s)" % (seatnum, name, " ".join(self.holecards[name]), self.collected[name]))
            elif name in self.collected:
                print >>fh, _("Seat %d: %s collected ($%s)" % (seatnum, name, self.collected[name]))
            elif name in self.shown:
                print >>fh, _("Seat %d: %s showed [%s]" % (seatnum, name, " ".join(self.holecards[name])))
            elif name in self.folded:
                print >>fh, _("Seat %d: %s folded" % (seatnum, name))
            else:
                print >>fh, _("Seat %d: %s mucked" % (seatnum, name))

        print >>fh, "\n\n"
            # TODO:
            # logic for side pots
            # logic for which players get to showdown
            # I'm just not sure we need to do this so heavily.. and if we do, it's probably better to use pokerlib
            #if self.holecards[player[1]]: # empty list default is false
                #hole = self.holecards[player[1]]
                ##board = []
                ##for s in self.board.values():
                    ##board += s
                ##playerhand = self.bestHand('hi', board+hole)
                ##print "Seat %d: %s showed %s and won/lost with %s" % (player[0], player[1], hole, playerhand)
                #print "Seat %d: %s showed %s" % (player[0], player[1], hole)
            #else:
                #print "Seat %d: %s mucked or folded" % (player[0], player[1])
        

    def printHand(self):
        self.writeHand(sys.stdout)

    def printActionLine(self, act, fh):
        if act[1] == 'folds':
            print >>fh, _("%s: folds " %(act[0]))
        elif act[1] == 'checks':
            print >>fh, _("%s: checks " %(act[0]))
        if act[1] == 'calls':
            print >>fh, _("%s: calls $%s%s" %(act[0], act[2], ' and is all-in' if act[3] else ''))
        if act[1] == 'bets':
            print >>fh, _("%s: bets $%s%s" %(act[0], act[2], ' and is all-in' if act[3] else ''))
        if act[1] == 'raises':
            print >>fh, _("%s: raises $%s to $%s%s" %(act[0], act[2], act[3], ' and is all-in' if act[5] else ''))

    # going to use pokereval to figure out hands at some point.
    # these functions are copied from pokergame.py
    def bestHand(self, side, cards):
        return HandHistoryConverter.eval.best('hi', cards, [])


    # from pokergame.py
    # got rid of the _ for internationalisation
    def readableHandValueLong(self, side, value, cards):
        if value == "NoPair":
            if side == "low":
                if cards[0][0] == '5':
                    return ("The wheel")
                else:
                    return join(map(lambda card: card[0], cards), ", ")
            else:
                return ("High card %(card)s") % { 'card' : (letter2name[cards[0][0]]) }
        elif value == "OnePair":
            return ("A pair of %(card)s") % { 'card' : (letter2names[cards[0][0]]) } + (", %(card)s kicker") % { 'card' : (letter2name[cards[2][0]]) }
        elif value == "TwoPair":
            return ("Two pairs %(card1)s and %(card2)s") % { 'card1' : (letter2names[cards[0][0]]), 'card2' : _(letter2names[cards[2][0]]) } + (", %(card)s kicker") % { 'card' : (letter2name[cards[4][0]]) }
        elif value == "Trips":
            return ("Three of a kind %(card)s") % { 'card' : (letter2names[cards[0][0]]) } + (", %(card)s kicker") % { 'card' : (letter2name[cards[3][0]]) }
        elif value == "Straight":
            return ("Straight %(card1)s to %(card2)s") % { 'card1' : (letter2name[cards[0][0]]), 'card2' : (letter2name[cards[4][0]]) }
        elif value == "Flush":
            return ("Flush %(card)s high") % { 'card' : (letter2name[cards[0][0]]) }
        elif value == "FlHouse":
            return ("%(card1)ss full of %(card2)ss") % { 'card1' : (letter2name[cards[0][0]]), 'card2' : (letter2name[cards[3][0]]) }
        elif value == "Quads":
            return _("Four of a kind %(card)s") % { 'card' : (letter2names[cards[0][0]]) } + (", %(card)s kicker") % { 'card' : (letter2name[cards[4][0]]) }
        elif value == "StFlush":
            if letter2name[cards[0][0]] == 'Ace':
                return ("Royal flush")
            else:
                return ("Straight flush %(card)s high") % { 'card' : (letter2name[cards[0][0]]) }
        return value
        
        
class FpdbParseError(Exception): pass

class Pot(object):


    def __init__(self):
        self.contenders = set()
        self.committed = {}
        self.total = None
        self.returned = {}
    
    def addPlayer(self,player):
        self.committed[player] = Decimal(0)
    
    def addFold(self, player):
        # addFold must be called when a player folds
        self.contenders.discard(player)
        
    def addMoney(self, player, amount):
        # addMoney must be called for any actions that put money in the pot, in the order they occur
        self.contenders.add(player)
        self.committed[player] += amount

    def end(self):
        self.total = sum(self.committed.values())
        
        # Return any uncalled bet.
        committed = sorted([ (v,k) for (k,v) in self.committed.items()])
        lastbet = committed[-1][0] - committed[-2][0]
        if lastbet > 0: # uncalled
            returnto = committed[-1][1]
            #print "DEBUG: returning %f to %s" % (lastbet, returnto)
            self.total -= lastbet
            self.committed[returnto] -= lastbet
            self.returned[returnto] = lastbet


        # Work out side pots
        commitsall = sorted([(v,k) for (k,v) in self.committed.items() if v >0])

        self.pots = []
        while len(commitsall) > 0:
            commitslive = [(v,k) for (v,k) in commitsall if k in self.contenders]
            v1 = commitslive[0][0]        
            self.pots += [sum([min(v,v1) for (v,k) in commitsall])]
            commitsall = [((v-v1),k) for (v,k) in commitsall if v-v1 >0]

        # TODO: I think rake gets taken out of the pots.
        # so it goes:
        # total pot x. main pot y, side pot z. | rake r
        # and y+z+r = x
        # for example:
        # Total pot $124.30 Main pot $98.90. Side pot $23.40. | Rake $2
        
    def __str__(self):
        if self.total is None:
            print "call Pot.end() before printing pot total"
            # NB if I'm sure end() is idempotent, call it here.
            raise FpdbParseError
        

        
        if len(self.pots) == 1: # (only use Total pot)
            return "Total pot $%.2f" % (self.total,)
        elif len(self.pots) == 2:
            return "Total pot $%.2f Main pot $%.2f. Side pot $%2.f." % (self.total, self.pots[0], self.pots[1])
        elif len(self.pots) == 3:
            return "Total pot $%.2f Main pot $%.2f. Side pot-1 $%2.2f. Side pot-2 $%.2f." % (self.total, self.pots[0], self.pots[1], self.pots[2])
        else:
            return "maybe no pot.. or too many pots.. no small blind and walk in bb?."
            # I don't know stars format for a walk in the bb when sb doesn't post.
            # The thing to do here is raise a Hand error like fpdb import does and file it into errors.txt