Jev Poker Table

Poker is sequential, so each action is its own request (one Choice). Stacks top up to 100 bb every hand; the scoreboard is net big blinds. Equity shown to Jev is raw Monte Carlo equity against random hands, and the state says so.

Each seat sees only its own cards, the board, stacks, positions, the action so far, its hand description, its raw equity, and the pot odds. Options are the legal actions with sizes and what they risk.

Standard no-limit hold'em with blinds 0.5/1, six seats, rotating button, side pots and split pots. On every action the code builds that seat's view: hole cards, position, hand description (top pair with ace kicker, open-ended straight draw, and so on), Monte Carlo equity against random hands, pot odds required, stacks, and the full action history. The legal actions with concrete sizes become the options of a Choice question. Jev's persona is one sentence. Nothing counts outs or ranges beyond what the code states; the calibration of fold/call/raise under pressure is the thing on show.