♠️ Texas Hold'em
Texas Hold'em against 1-5 computer players: flop, turn and river, legal actions, rising blinds, all-in, side pots, ties and a tournament with play chips.
How to play
- Each player gets two private cards. Five community cards are dealt in stages: the flop, the turn and the river.
- On each turn only the legal actions appear: fold, check, call, bet, raise or all-in.
- Make the best five-card hand out of the seven cards available to you.
- When a player goes all-in for a smaller amount, the engine creates a main pot and side pots.
- In the tournament the blinds go up every five hands, until one player holds all the chips.
Tips from the champions
- A high starting hand, a pair or two cards of the same suit give you a good base.
- Compare the price of a call with the size of the pot before you decide.
- Watch the players who are all-in: they can only win the pots they contributed to.
What does it train?
- Managing risk
- Probability
- Reading situations
Questions and answers
How many opponents can I choose?
You can play against one and up to five computer players.
Are there side pots?
Yes. Every contribution is split into layers, and only players who contributed to a layer and did not fold can win it.
How are ties decided?
The engine compares all five cards in the hand. In a true tie the pot is split, and any leftover chip goes in table order.
Is there real money?
No. This is an educational and entertainment game with play chips only, with no purchases, prizes or conversion to money.