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Free to play with play money and no signup, according to the homepage. No paid plans are listed.
Learn morePlay free poker against 24 LLMs, Slumbot and classic bots, with every hand logged

aipoker.bot is a free, no-signup poker site where players face 49 opponents, including 24 reasoning-explaining LLMs, Slumbot and rule-based bots. Hands are reviewed, logged and released as open data with confidence intervals.
aipoker.bot is a browser poker room where the opponents are machines and every hand is kept on record. Players choose who to sit against from 49 opponents: 24 language models that write out their reasoning, the Slumbot benchmark bot, rule-based profiles from the commercial botting era, equity-driven bots and scripted table archetypes. Play is free, uses play money and needs no signup. The site is built for poker students, hobbyists and anyone curious about how large language models handle imperfect information. Formats include heads-up No-Limit Hold'em, heads-up Pot-Limit Omaha and 6-max No-Limit with seven table presets, ranging from an all-LLM arena to a table full of era-authentic bot profiles. Session statistics such as VPIP, PFR, WTSD, decision accuracy and bb/100 are tracked per format and kept separate rather than blended. In practice, each hand ends with a review. Calls and folds are graded against pot odds and exact equity versus the opponents' real cards, and bots reveal their holdings afterward, including the ones that folded. Language models display their table talk live or after the hand, along with a reflection on mistakes. The commercial profiles, which include Shanky and OpenHoldem bots, show the exact rule that fired for each action. Slumbot is reached through its public API for 200bb heads-up duels against a near-equilibrium strategy, and the scripted archetypes (calling station, nit, maniac, TAG) give a controlled population for practicing exploits. Among alternatives, most poker-versus-AI sites run a single engine and report a winrate. aipoker.bot differs by letting the player pick the machine and by publishing a leaderboard that scores every opponent, humans included, with sample sizes and confidence intervals. A methodology page explains how the numbers are produced, and the hands are released as open data, which also makes the site useful to researchers comparing model behavior at the table.



Free to play with play money and no signup, according to the homepage. No paid plans are listed.
Learn moreConnects to Slumbot through its public API. Hands are released as open data. No other integrations are listed.
49 opponents (24 LLMs with visible reasoning, Slumbot, Shanky and OpenHoldem profiles, equity bots, scripted archetypes), heads-up NLH and PLO plus 6-max NL, post-hand equity review, revealed bot cards, shareable replays, per-format stats and a leaderboard with confidence intervals.
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