stderr punylocks
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Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<string>", line 1839, in <module>
  File "<string>", line 1835, in main
  File "<string>", line 1410, in play
TypeError: processResponse() takes exactly 17 arguments (10 given)

stdout punylocks
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Processing system message reading: Click the text box or press space to view lines. Press the number keys to adjust the bet amount.
Blitting: Click the text box or press space to view lines. Press
Blitting: the number keys to adjust the bet amount.
Processing shuffle message reading: Go ahead and shuffle!
Blitting: Go ahead and shuffle!
Reading message's associated action: shuffle
<Event(27-UserEvent {'mode': 'start_round'})>
Stage: not_started
New round is starting.
Dealer: Punyglocks
betCap: 250
lastPot: 0
Beginning audit.
Pot: 10
Punyglocks: Holding 495, owes 0.0
Player: Holding 495, owes 0.0
ToPot: 0 (should be zero)
Money audit: 1000
<Event(29-UserEvent {'whose': 'Player', 'side': 'up'})>
Stage: start_round
<Event(29-UserEvent {'whose': 'Punyglocks', 'side': 'down'})>
Stage: start_round
<Event(27-UserEvent {'mode': 'bet_and_stay'})>
Stage: start_round
<Event(26-UserEvent {'action': 'next_player'})>
Stage: bet_and_stay
On: Player (1)
<Event(26-UserEvent {'action': 'player_response'})>
Stage: bet_and_stay
<Event(26-UserEvent {'action': 'player', 'atype': 'stay'})>
Stage: bet_and_stay
Processing stay message reading: You stay.
Blitting: You stay.
Reading message's associated action: stay
<Event(26-UserEvent {'action': 'stay', 'name': 'Player'})>
Stage: bet_and_stay
<Event(26-UserEvent {'action': 'next_player'})>
Stage: bet_and_stay
On: Punyglocks (0)
<Event(26-UserEvent {'action': 'AI_response'})>
Stage: bet_and_stay