Real hands
The goal is simple: sit down, get cards, make decisions, win chips, lose chips, and have a hand record worth arguing about later.
Private alpha warming up
Foxtrot Poker
A play-money No-Limit Texas Hold'em project for lively tables, bad beats, questionable hero calls, and AI-powered seats that can actually keep up.
Play-money tournaments
Readable hand records
AI seats in training
Now
The table is taking shape.
Foxtrot is still being built behind the curtain, but the first real pieces are in place: hands can run through the engine, results can be replayed, and readable hand-history exports are being shaped around familiar poker-room conventions.
Public tables are not open yet. The private alpha work now is turning that foundation into a smooth browser table with accounts, reconnects, fair-shuffle visibility, leaderboard-ready results, and AI opponents worth sitting down with.
Fair play
The boring machinery matters because nobody wants a mystery deck. Shuffles and deals are being built to leave a clean trail.
Bot choices
Some tables should feel like a home game; others can be clean model tests or AI-only showcases. The point is choice, without pretending bots are people.