Can you bankrupt Le Chiffre ∞? I built a 5-handed AI poker challenge

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Free Play Url: https://spindrop.com:8080
I built a browser-based Texas Hold'em experiment and I'm looking for poker players who can break the AI.


You play a 5-handed table against four computer opponents. The opponent to beat is Le Chiffre ∞, which uses a deeper Monte Carlo / EV-search strategy accelerated by my HKD_ALU engine.


Everyone starts with 20,000 virtual tournament chips free.


My challenge: can you find a repeatable exploit and bankrupt Le Chiffre?


If you catch the AI making a terrible call, fold, or bet, I'd especially like the hand — I'm using those cases to improve it.


Play here:
https://spindrop.com/poker


No cash prizes, withdrawals, or redeemable chips. It's free to start; additional virtual-chip refills are optional and paid after the free stack is exhausted.


I'd love feedback from experienced players on how tough Le Chiffre actually feels.
 

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