Touch: Tap the on-screen buttons for every action - call, check, bet, fold, and advancing each round · Keyboard: Not needed - every action is a mouse click or tap on a button
About:
A single-file heads-up Texas Hold'em against one bot opponent, entirely button-driven with no drag or hover requirements anywhere. Confirmed working correctly end to end on both desktop and touch: a full hand was played through dealing, calling, the flop, turn, river, and a genuine showdown, with the hand evaluator confirmed correct on a real two-pair-vs-two-pair tie-breaking scenario (the game correctly picked the higher kicker as the winner). The interface is Italian-only with no language toggle found, and there is no sound of any kind.
Credits:
Made by A simple, reliable heads-up poker game, 2025. Published here under the GPL-3.0 licence.
Source code.
Phone check: 2026-09-08: played a complete hand end to end via real touch taps on a simulated phone and mouse clicks on desktop - deal, call, flop, turn, river, and a genuine showdown. Chip and pot totals updated correctly after each action. The hand evaluator was confirmed correct on a real tie-breaking scenario: both hands ended up as two pair (eights and aces) from the shared board, and the game correctly awarded the win to the higher kicker (King over 4). No third-party analytics found. Noted: the UI is Italian-only with no language toggle, and there is no sound of any kind in the source.