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AI Hold'em (browser game)
A free browser-based Texas Hold'em game where Quick Play seats you against five AI poker bots, or you can build a custom table for two to six players and share its link. Supported opponents include Equity Rules, TypeSafe Jev and configurable LLM bots.
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- Last verified
- Oct 2026
This is one of several Jev listings for the same project. The canonical entry is AI Hold'em — jonime.
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Highlights
- Quick Play starts a private six-seat game against five AI bots immediately, with no download or signup required.
- Custom tables seat two to six players; sharing the link lets friends take open seats alongside bots.
- Bot opponents include Equity Rules, which uses calculated equity and pot odds, and TypeSafe Jev, which selects moves through TypeSafe System One.
- LLM-powered poker bots come in balanced, tight or aggressive playstyles, and available opponents depend on the site's configuration.
- Games use virtual chips only, with no real-money bets or cash prizes, and follow no-limit Texas Hold'em rules.
Watch out
Grounded in the aiholdem.gg homepage copy and FAQ read on 2026-10-15; this catalog already lists the same project's source repository as ai-holdem, and the site does not document how the Jev bot forms its questions or which models power the other bots.
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A free browser-based Texas Hold'em game where you play against AI-controlled poker players. Quick Play drops you into a private six-seat game against five bots with virtual chips, and no download or signup is required.
Open aiholdem.gg and choose Quick Play; the site says it starts a private six-seat Texas Hold'em game against five AI bots immediately. Your cards, betting rounds and pots follow no-limit Texas Hold'em rules.
Yes. Create a custom table with two to six seats and share its link so friends can join an open seat. Human players and poker bots can sit at the same table, or you can fill every seat with bots and just watch.
The site lists Equity Rules, a rule-based bot that uses calculated equity and pot odds; TypeSafe Jev, which selects moves through TypeSafe System One; and configured LLM-powered bots with balanced, tight or aggressive playstyles. Available opponents depend on the site's configuration.
No. Games use virtual chips, and the site states there are no real-money bets or cash prizes. It is free to play in the browser.
Yes. The site offers the option to fill the seats with bots and watch a hand unfold, so you can see how different bots choose their moves and betting lines without taking a seat yourself.
It is free to play in the browser with no signup required, according to the site's FAQ. Everything runs in the browser, with no download or install step.
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