Poker Games

Play with friends and study every hand

Poker Games is a poker learning and entertainment tool that brings together game simulation, probability analysis, strategy review, and personal statistics.

From learning hand rankings and understanding win probabilities to reviewing key decisions and recognizing your own playing habits, you can practice, play, and review in one game.

Play standard Texas Hold'em or Short Deck, and organize games with friends on Steam and Android using your own rules.

Your table, your rules

From relaxed games with friends where you can top up your chips to elimination tournaments with rising blinds, set up a game the way you like to play.

Game modes: Standard Texas Hold'em or Short Deck, with ring games or elimination tournaments.

Chip settings: Minimum and maximum buy-ins, starting chips for tournaments, and the number of chip top-ups allowed.

Blind rules: Small and big blinds, Big Blind Ante, and the number of big blinds.

Blind progression: Keep blinds fixed or increase them over time. Tournaments also support different stages based on the number of players remaining.

Rule sharing: Copy and import settings codes so friends can easily reuse the same rules.

Bring more variety to games with friends

nfinite Squid: Add an extra squid mechanic to Hold'em. Customize the number of squids and the corresponding virtual-chip settlement rules.

Multiple runouts when all-in: Players who are all-in can choose two or three runouts. If their votes do not agree or voting is not completed, the game defaults to a single runout.

Show your cards and reveal the remaining board: After a hand ends, players can choose to show their hole cards. If a hand ends early, you can also reveal the remaining community cards to see how the board would have developed.

Table scores and past results: Check each player's current chips, cumulative buy-ins, and virtual-chip gains or losses for the session. Personal records and trend charts also let you look back at your results across sessions.

Practice anytime against AI with different styles

Create games offline and add AI players. Each AI character has different playing tendencies, giving you cautious, aggressive, balanced, and other styles of opponents to practice against.

When online, you can also choose AI opponents powered by GPT and other large language models. Observe how they differ when deciding whether to bet, call, raise, or fold.

View real-time AI character pick rates and BB/100 statistics to help you choose practice opponents.

You can also add AI to games with friends to fill empty seats.

Revisit key moments and rethink each decision

A winning hand is still worth reviewing, and a losing hand is a chance to reconsider the choices you made. Hand histories and strategy reviews bring the focus back to the decisions themselves.

Replay each action step by step, revisiting the cards, chips, pot, and betting sequence at every stage.

Compare your actual play with reference strategies in the context of your position and action history.

View estimated expected values (EV) for checking, betting, calling, raising, and folding, along with the differences between them.

Strategy suggestions and EV figures are model-based estimates provided as references for learning and hand review.

Discover your playing habits through personal statistics

How often do you voluntarily enter the pot? Do you tend to raise preflop? How do your results vary by position? Your personal statistics panel turns accumulated play data into easier-to-understand metrics.

Pot participation and raising: VPIP (Voluntarily Put Money in Pot) and PFR (Preflop Raise).

Continuation betting: Flop continuation-bet frequency and fold frequency when facing a continuation bet.

Postflop actions: Bet/raise, check, call, and fold frequencies on the flop, turn, and river, plus average bet size relative to the pot.

Results by position: Compare hand counts and virtual-chip gains or losses across positions.

Long-term records: Track average results in big blinds per 100 hands (BB/100), past session results, and chip trends. Record how often you make strong hands such as full houses, four of a kind, and straight flushes.

Review your choices with sample size in mind, and give your next practice session a clearer focus.

Understand hand strength and win probabilities

What changed when the community cards arrived? How strong is your hand on the current board? In-game analysis helps you understand how a hand develops.

View your current hand ranking and estimated win probability.

Observe how the flop, turn, and river affect your hand strength.

Check the nuts on the current board to understand the strongest possible hand.

Look up hand rankings for standard Hold'em and Short Deck to learn how hands compare under each set of rules.

The host can enable or disable in-game win-probability calculations to suit the table.

Share a table with friends on Steam and mobile

Create a private room and organize a game using a room number or Steam friend invitations. Play with up to 10 players at one table, with support for spectating, text chat, and emotes.

When the host enables cross-platform play, friends on mobile can enter the room number and join the same game.

The mobile version is free to download but can only join games created by a Steam host.

Virtual chips, with a focus on learning and entertainment

This game is intended only for players who have reached the legal age of adulthood in their jurisdiction. All games use virtual chips and do not involve real money, digital assets, or rewards with real-world value. There is no cash-redemption feature.

There are no in-game purchases. Virtual chips do not need to be purchased with real money.

Cards are shuffled and dealt at random. Analysis and review features are designed to help you understand hands and decisions. In-game results do not represent performance in real-world poker.

For poker learning, strategy analysis, and entertainment with friends only. Use for real-money gambling, wagering, or any activity involving real-world financial or material stakes is strictly prohibited.

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