Entering an online poker game is a lot like playing a real game of poker. The table and the cards look the same, but since players are hiding behind screen names, oftentimes their opponents are bots.

Poker is my favorite pastime and I write about the Internet for a living, yet I have never played so much as a single hand online (at least not for money). The reasons are many – three kids and a ...

In recent years, artificial intelligence technology has rapidly advanced, leading to the development of poker bots able to compete against professional human players. With names like Claudico, ...

PORTLAND, Ore. — The premise underlying online poker is that all players are humans. But with the growing availability of free poker “bot” downloads, it is becoming difficult to detect whether a ...

Online poker operators around the world are in a constant battle against bots at the virtual tables. A new report now offers some insight on a complete “bot” operation believed to be based in Siberia ...

OpenAI’s o3 model won a five-day poker tournament of nine AI chatbots The o3 model won by playing the most consistent game Most top language models handled poker well, but struggled with bluffing, ...

Ken Mages of Evanston, Ill., spent two weeks programming his poker bot: “I could sit down at a 50-cent table, put 50 bucks in the account, go to bed and wake up with at least $75.” The most he’s won ...