The core game is taking shape.
Six seats, five AI opponents, betting, settlement, and local saving are integrated into one interface. The current version connects to AI through a local Codex account and uses that account’s usage allowance.
ONE TABLE. FIVE PLAYING STYLES.
Take a seat with five AI opponents. Practice finding your own line between calling, raising, and folding.
Virtual chips only · Local prototype
FROM THE FIRST HAND TO THE NEXT
Make the best five-card hand from your two hole cards and the five community cards, or win by getting your opponents to fold. Follow each public action in the table history.
You and five AI opponents start with 1,000 virtual chips each and fixed 5/10 blinds. Each AI receives only its own hole cards and public information.
Fold, check, call, raise, or go all-in. The game validates bets and handles side pots when players go all-in for different amounts.
The game compares hands and awards the pot at showdown. Progress is saved locally. Pause and resume when you like, and start the next hand when you are ready.
MEET THE OTHER FIVE
Five opponents are guided by different playing styles. Each makes its own decisions, and its actions change with the hand.
Pays attention to position and pot odds, and waits for the right opportunity.
Uses position to apply pressure and looks for considered semi-bluffs.
Mixes direct betting with slow play to give you something to think about.
Enters a little wider and likes to see a flop, but still weighs expensive bets.
Watches bet sizing and public actions, with a balanced approach.
A WORK IN PROGRESS
Six seats, five AI opponents, betting, settlement, and local saving are integrated into one interface. The current version connects to AI through a local Codex account and uses that account’s usage allowance.
Product information and demo materials are in preparation. Cloud hosting and AI integration options will be evaluated for a publicly accessible demo. A launch date has not been set.
THE DEVELOPER / Dr W
I’m Dr W, an independent developer building this AI Texas Hold’em practice game. Right now, I’m focusing on the core experience: playing against AI, placing bets, and settling each hand. I welcome feedback on what you tried and what could work better.
Get in touch493945271w@gmail.comGOOD TO KNOW
Chips are for practice within the game and have no cash value. The current prototype offers no purchases, cash withdrawals, or prizes with real monetary value.
When making a decision, each AI receives only its own hole cards, the community cards, legal actions, and public action history. The game program handles dealing, rule validation, and settlement.
This page presents a local prototype; a public online demo is not yet available. The image shows an English presentation of a saved prototype hand. Contact the developer by email for project updates.