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Texas Hold'em (Aaron Clark)

Deal the flop in seconds, juggle your bankroll, and spar with browser-based AI opponents—no installs, accounts, or paywalls required.

Heads up: If the table does not load inside the page, open the official Texas Hold'em page directly. Open game in a new window

Gameplay overview

Hands in one click

This build focuses on speedy, offline-ready poker. Tap the green Deal $10 button to drop straight into pre-flop, then navigate every betting round with match, raise, check, or fold shortcuts. Community cards animate onto the felt, while the game tracks bankroll changes and hand summaries without ever asking for a login.

A scoreboard banner keeps balance, bet target, and game status front and center. Pop open the in-page rules card for strategy refreshers, and watch an embedded walkthrough video to master scoring quirks before you invite housemates to a virtual tournament.

Table options

Configure your opponents

  • Use the hidden dropdown to switch from one to three AI rivals; your selection persists while the tab stays open.
  • The status feed highlights each player's hand strength after a showdown so you can study outcomes.
  • Adjust the bankroll manually from the URL query string or local storage to simulate deeper stacks or fresh buy-ins.

Controls & interface

Mouse-first layout

  • Click the green action buttons to raise, match, check, or go all-in when available.
  • Hover over community cards to read descriptive tooltips that explain the board texture.
  • Toggle the rules panel with the View Rules and Hide Rules buttons for on-demand guidance.
  • Play on desktop or mobile—the responsive Bootstrap layout keeps buttons thumb-friendly.

Tips

Manage your roll

  • Reset your balance by editing ?balance=VALUE in the URL or clearing the balance key in localStorage.
  • Use the built-in Airplane mode instructions to enjoy offline sessions once the assets finish loading.
  • Watch the beta testing banner for updates—bug fixes and new features roll out regularly as the developer iterates.
  • Stick with two opponents while learning; shorter tables mean faster rotations and more showdowns.

About the project

Open-source casino suite

Aaron Clark's GitHub houses an entire suite of browser casino games, including blackjack, trivia, craps, and slots. Texas Hold'em is currently in public beta, and feedback from players helps polish the AI decision tree and UI polish. If you're comfortable with TypeScript and Bun, clone the repository to explore the code or port the engine into your own card projects.