PRACTICE TABLE
Take your seat.
Six-player cash-game practice with 200 play chips each. Make your move, then see what the baseline advice would consider.
HAND 1YOUR STACK 200
After this spot, return to the lesson or keep playing.
PREFLOP
POT 3
Advice uses a practice chart and broad ranges suggested by visible betting.
THE DECISION
How to build the opponent’s range
- Start with the hands this player might enter from their seat. Keep several groups, not one exact hand.
- For a bet, separate showdown equity from fold equity: which better hands might fold, and which worse hands might call?
See hand action
What this table teaches
Real Hold’em turn order and chip accounting, plus a simple decision baseline. Computer players use basic scripted behavior and refill to 200 practice chips if they bust between hands. Postflop estimates weight possible opponent hands using their visible actions. They do not know hidden cards or provide exact optimal play. No money or prizes are involved.