aipoker.bot is a free browser-based poker gaming platform whose core feature is letting you play against a variety of AI opponents rather than facing a single hidden engine. The platform offers 55 opponents, including 24 language models, Slumbot, and rule-based bots from the commercial era.
Uses:
- Play poker against AI and observe the reasoning behind each decision.
- For learning poker strategy, practicing exploitative play, and studying AI decision-making behavior.
Main capabilities:
- 24 language models: including Claude Opus, GPT-6, Gemini Pro, Kimi, Qwen Max, and their cheaper versions, which explain every decision, with table talk readable in real time or after the hand.
- Slumbot: a long-standing CFR benchmark bot, played via its public API in 200bb heads-up matches, with near-equilibrium strategy.
- Commercial bot configurations: 16 Shanky configurations and 3 OpenHoldem bots, from the real-money bot era, running rule by rule, showing the exact rule after each action.
- Monte Carlo equity versus pot odds, no psychological warfare, including one pot-limit Omaha seat.
- Scripted archetypes: classic table populations such as calling stations, tight-passive, maniacs, TAG, etc., for practicing exploitation.
How to use:
- Free, no registration required, uses play money.
- Play directly in the browser, choose opponents and format.
- Supports heads-up no-limit Texas Hold'em, heads-up pot-limit Omaha, and 6-max no-limit Texas Hold'em, with seven table presets, from an all-LLM arena to an era-authentic commercial bot configuration farm.
- Session statistics (VPIP, PFR, WTSD, decision accuracy, bb/100) are tracked separately by format, never mixed.
Educational features:
- There is a review after each hand. Your calls and folds are scored against pot odds and the exact equity of the opponent's actual hand.
- Bots reveal their cards after each hand, including folded ones.
- LLM reasoning is visible: watch a model convince itself to make a bad call, then read its post-hand reflection.
- Bot configurations show rules: when a commercial configuration raises, you see the triggering condition.
Leaderboard and data:
- The leaderboard records scores for each opponent (including humans), with sample size and confidence intervals.
- Each model's written reasoning is preserved with the hand: when GPT folds the best hand on the river, you can read why it thought this was correct, and share the replay.
- Data generation sidemethod is on the methodology page; hands are published as open data.
Limitations:
- Browser-only, specific system requirements are not yet provided.
- Uses play money, no real money involved.
- Some model names (such as GPT-6 Astra) may be platform-specific naming, specific details are not yet provided.
