Early demo — not open to the public yet. It works and you are welcome to play, but it is unfinished and may change or break without warning.
One seat, one opponent, 100 big blinds. Three bots that genuinely play differently — learn to read them, then grind them down. Or open a private table and send the link to a friend.
Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing to install, no account.
Each bot plays a real strategy, not a random one. Switching opponents restarts the session — beating all three is the game.
Waits for a real hand, then only bets it politely. Bluffs almost never.
Plays a sensible range, bets when ahead, and mixes in the odd bluff.
Plays almost anything and applies pressure. Bluffs a lot, folds late.
The rules engine underneath is tested on thousands of fuzzed hands — every side pot, split pot, and all-in plays out exactly as it would at a real table.
Chips are play money with no cash value. There is nothing to buy, nothing to cash out, no prizes, no ads, and no account. The whole game runs on your device — it even works offline.
The same table, built and running natively on iOS — but not on the App Store, and there is no date. Apple does not allow an individual developer account to publish a game with simulated gambling, play money or not, so it needs a company behind it first. Until then the browser version is the whole thing.
