AI Poker Bot is a poker playground where players can choose among multiple machine opponents and have every hand logged with the model's reasoning. It is designed for poker enthusiasts who want to study decision making from language models, rule-based bots, and commercial-era profiles. The platform emphasizes transparency, showing the model's reasoning next to each action and making hands available as open data.
The system offers a variety of formats and opponent types, including LLMs, CFR benchmarks, Shanky and OpenHoldem profiles, plus classic archetypes. It presents a single table with many opponents, enabling users to observe different strategic approaches and explanations in real time or after a hand.
Users can compare decisions across models, review post-hand explanations, and watch models discuss their own errors. The interface records hands, shows reasoning, and makes results accessible for study and comparison. It also provides a leaderboard with sample sizes and confidence intervals to gauge performance across opponents.
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