Play Pot-Limit Omaha against AI — free

We looked hard, and as far as we can tell nobody else offers free PLO against a bot. The paid trainers lock it behind $40-plus subscriptions; the research world never built Omaha agents at all. So we built one.

What you get

• Heads-up PLO at 100 big blinds against equity-based and scripted opponents, with a proper pot-limit betting interface (max bet = pot, computed for you).
• The same post-hand review as our Hold'em tables: every call and fold graded against pot odds and exact equity versus the bot's actual four cards.
• Separate PLO session stats — bb/100 in Omaha never mixes with your Hold'em numbers, because those are different games.

Honesty about strength

Open-source PLO AI essentially does not exist — no public solver, no trained agents. Our PLO opponent estimates equity by Monte Carlo and respects pot odds; it plays a disciplined, exploitable game and is labeled that way in the lobby. For learning the pot-limit betting rhythm, four-card hand reading and equity discipline, it does the job; it will not teach you solver-approved lines.

Why PLO punishes intuition from Hold'em

Four hole cards mean you must use exactly two — the classic beginner trap of "playing the board flush" doesn't exist here. Equities run close together, made hands get outdrawn constantly, and the pot-limit cap changes bluffing geometry completely. Our review panel makes those differences concrete: you will see how often your "strong" two pair was actually a coin flip.

The playable beta opens at play.aipoker.bot soon. Free, no signup, play money.