Play Sit & Go tournaments against aggressive, passive or standard bots, train your reads with hidden profiles, check the EV of every decision and test yourself in exam mode.
🤖 AI coaching: on every decision you make, the engine shows you the recommended play and the expected value (EV) of each option.
🎭 Reading mode: with “Random and hidden”, each opponent gets a random profile (aggressive, passive or standard) that stays hidden. Watch them, mark them as A, P or S, and when the tournament ends their real profiles are revealed together with how many you read correctly.
Run hundreds of bot tournaments in the background and see how the engine and each playing style perform (ROI, in-the-money rate, finishing positions).
Play a normal tournament. On every decision, the engine works out the best play by EV and compares it with yours. At the end you get a score based on the EV chips you gave up compared with optimal play.
This Texas Hold'em poker simulator lets you play complete Sit & Go tournaments against bots right in your browser, with no download and no sign-up. It is not just an odds calculator: you play every hand. Cards are dealt, the blinds go up, your opponents act according to their style, and you keep playing until you win the tournament or bust out. Everything uses play chips, as a study tool.
The engine behind the table has been tested carefully. Its hand evaluator reproduces the exact frequencies of all 2,598,960 five-card combinations, equity is calculated with Monte Carlo simulation, and pots are split with side pots and short all-ins handled just like in a real card room.
Choose how many opponents you want, the starting stack, the blind speed and the type of table. You play on an oval table like a casino one. Each player has a seat with a position sign (button, small blind, big blind, UTG…), and the pot is shown as stacks of gold chips that grow with every bet. On each of your decisions, the AI engine shows you the recommended play and the expected value (EV) of every option.
Run hundreds or thousands of bot tournaments in the background (using Web Workers, so the page never freezes) and study the combined results: ROI, how often each player finishes in the money, finishing positions and how the engine performs against each style. It is a quick way to see which strategies win in the long run.
Play a tournament while the engine grades every decision you make. At the end you get a score based on how much EV you left on the table compared with optimal play. It is the fastest way to find your leaks.
Before you start, you choose what kind of table you want to face. Each profile groups real-world player types and sets which hands each bot plays and how it plays them:
On top of that, every bot has its own small variations within its profile (a few more or fewer hands, more or fewer bluffs), so no two opponents are exactly alike.
With the “Random and hidden” option, each opponent gets a random profile that is never shown during the game. Your job is the one a real player has: watch how each of them acts (how many hands they play, whether they raise or just call, whether they bet big or fold under pressure) and mark them as A (aggressive), P (passive) or S (standard). You can change your read as often as you like.
When the tournament ends (whether you win, bust or leave), the real profiles are revealed for every player, together with your accuracy and each opponent's observed stats. These are VPIP (the share of hands where they voluntarily put money in), PFR (the share where they raise before the flop) and the aggression factor. That way you can measure, tournament after tournament, how well you read a table from its actions alone, one of the skills that most sets good players apart.
Each player gets two hidden cards. Five community cards are dealt in three stages (flop, turn and river). After the last betting round, the player with the best five-card hand, using any combination of their two cards and the community cards, wins the pot. The blinds force players to bet and go up over time, which drives the action in tournaments.
No. It is an educational simulator with play chips: no bets, no cash prizes and no links to gambling sites.
No. It runs directly in your browser, free and without registration.
Yes. It decides by expected value, estimating your hand's equity against each opponent's likely range based on their profile, and in tournaments it takes the ICM value of chips into account. In our tests, the engine clearly beats the style bots.
Educational poker simulator. Poker involves chance, and playing for real money carries risks. If gambling is a problem for you or someone close to you, please contact a local support service. Content last updated: October 2026.