Texas Hold'em
Deal the river, manage blinds, and outplay AI sharks in a feature-rich Texas Hold'em simulation that lives in your browser.
Gameplay overview
Authentic poker flow
This Texas Hold'em build recreates pre-flop through showdown with smooth chip animations, pot handling, and hand evaluation. Two hole cards, up to five community cards, and standard betting phases keep rounds familiar while the in-house poker engine sorts winners, splits pots, and updates bankrolls automatically.
Key features
Configurable setup
Adjust seat count, starting bankrolls, and blind levels from the options menu. The game saves your preferred structure so you can revisit short-handed drills or longer tournaments on demand.
AI rivals
Computer opponents track pot odds, fold equity, and simple heuristics to pressure your stack. Expect varied betting patterns that escalate as blinds rise, keeping casual sessions engaging without scripting every move.
Session tracking
Your chip totals, hand outcomes, and bankroll changes persist through multiple hands. Use the data to practise bankroll management, shove/fold ranges, or simply chase a high score.
Controls & UI
Core actions
- Tap on-screen buttons to fold, check, call, bet, or raise. Slider controls appear when adjustable bet sizes are available.
- Hover or tap tooltips to review hand rankings and current pot odds.
- Use the settings icon to tweak blinds, AI seats, or reset the table.
The layout is optimised for mouse and touch, so you can play equally well on desktops, tablets, or large phones.
Strategy tips
Beat the bots
- Start tight: AI opponents call loose pre-flop. Punish them with premium hands and position-aware raises.
- Use chip lead to pressure: adjustable raise sizes let you size bets to threaten shorter stacks and steal blinds.
- Watch the log: the activity feed surfaces folds, calls, and showdowns so you can spot exploitable patterns.
Frequently asked questions
Need a quick answer?
Q: Does the game follow traditional Hold'em rules?
A: Yes. It supports blinds, flop-turn-river reveals, side pots, and hand ranking tiebreakers just like a live table.
Q: Can I run it offline?
A: Clone the GitHub repository, open index.html through a local web server, and the game plays without additional setup.
Q: Is there multiplayer?
A: Not yet—this build focuses on single-player practice against multiple AI seats.