BluffKing: Texas Hold'em Poker

BluffKing is a Texas Hold'em poker training app that uses practice chips only. It connects play, hand review, analysis, and focused drills in one learning loop, with an AI coach and a bounded postflop solver.

Play: AI opponents, friend rooms, and public tables
• Practice Texas Hold'em against seven distinct AI opponent styles for targeted training.
• Create a friend room for 2–9 players and invite people with a six-digit room code.
• Join a public practice table at any time.
• Set custom blinds, room duration, and the minimum players required to start.
• Reconnect after a dropped connection, chat at the table, use the time bank, and rabbit hunt.

Review: hand replay that protects hidden information
• Replay every hand from hand history: action order, betting line, and pot movement, step by step.
• Live play and hand review protect hidden information for each viewer. Opponent hole cards that were never shown do not appear in your client or your review.

Analyze: local strategy analysis and a bounded poker solver
• Compare key actions and bet sizes with local strategy analysis, spot analysis, and a bounded postflop CFR Solver.
• Use poker equity, outs and pot odds calculators to study hand probabilities and the break-even equity needed to call. Scare-card and spot analysis tools help you examine a specific situation.
• Track trend, position, and long-term statistics across your sessions.
• Coach and Solver do not depend on a remote language model and do not claim coverage of every GTO spot.

Practice: poker drills for common decisions
• Repeat common decisions with curated drills.

Who it is for
• Players new to Texas Hold'em who want a table with no real-money pressure.
• Players who already play and want a structured way to review and improve.

Together, these tools make BluffKing a focused poker trainer for players who want to study hold'em seriously.

Questions and answers
• Is BluffKing real-money poker? No. Every table uses practice chips that have no monetary value and cannot be cashed out.
• Can I play Texas Hold'em with friends? Yes. Friend rooms seat 2–9 players and open with a six-digit code.
• Can other players see my cards? No. Hole cards that were never shown stay hidden in live play and in review.
• Does the Coach depend on a remote language model? No. Coach and Solver use local strategy analysis and do n