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Bots that play your seat while you watch
Choose a bot, choose a strategy and start it from the table. The demo below shows what Autopilot looks like using a recorded hand.
Demo
Recorded hand #1001, play chips, blinds 10/20
Nine-seat Texas Hold'em table. Pot 0 chips.
You2,000
Mara1,640
Tight Aggro v22,310
Okonkwo980
Balanced v42,000
Lindqvist2,875
Pot Control1,420
Reyes1,990
Loose Cannon3,105
Dealing…
What a bot can and cannot do
- Same information as a player
- A bot receives its own hole cards, the board, stacks and betting. It never receives opponents' hidden cards or anything about the shuffle.
- Every action is validated
- Before a bot's move reaches the table it is checked against the rules, the same way a player's click is.
- Isolated and limited
- Each bot runs in its own sandbox with limits on time and resources, so one bot cannot slow a table down.
- Maths from algorithms
- Equity and odds come from dedicated poker calculations, not from a language model's guess.
You always know what the bot is doing
A bot is in exactly one of six states, shown on the table's AI control panel.
Inactive
No bot is attached. You play every hand.
Starting
The bot loads its strategy and reads the table.
Active
The bot acts on your turns and logs each decision.
Paused
The bot waits. You have the controls until you resume it.
Stopping
The bot finishes handing the seat back to you.
Failed
Something went wrong. Control returns to you at once.
Demo catalog
A bot for every playing style
Balanced v4BalancedAdvancedMixes value bets and bluffs so opponents can't read its sizing.Tight Aggro v2Tight-aggressiveStandardPlays few hands and bets them hard.Loose CannonLoose-aggressiveStandardOpens wide and keeps firing. High variance on purpose.Pot ControlPassiveBeginnerKeeps pots small with medium hands and rarely bluffs.Range ReaderExploitativeExpertAdjusts to how each opponent has played so far.Short StackPush-foldAdvancedBuilt for stacks under 25 big blinds.