Set the table
Choose a virtual buy-in and how many AI opponents to seat.
Windows x64 / Educational
A sit-and-go tournament table against up to five AI styles. No real-money path, no account, no cashier.

The Texas Hold'em Simulator is a sit-and-go tournament on a six-max table. You pick a virtual buy-in, fill one to five AI seats, and play fold, check, call, raise, or all-in until one player has the chips.
Starting stacks are even. Blinds go up every eight hands, so late position and survival matter more than one lucky flop. The five AI profiles do not all play the same (tight-aggressive through maniac). After you bust you can watch the rest of the table. Help > Guide covers pot odds, outs, position, and SPR.
This is practice software. No real money is used, requested, or paid out.
Email support@resqpm.com for the Windows x64 build and a short install walkthrough.
Choose a virtual buy-in and how many AI opponents to seat.
Fold, check, call, raise, or go all-in. Blinds climb every eight hands.
Watch the rest of the tournament if you want, then start another sit-and-go.
Even stacks and rising blinds. The point is survival and position, not a single lucky hand.
Five named styles, not five copies of one script.
Open Help > Guide for pot odds, outs, and post-hand notes.
Windows x64. Not a browser game. Not a casino. Nothing here places a real bet.


No. Buy-in and prize pool are in-app markers. There is no cash-out.
No. It is a sit-and-go tournament format with escalating blinds.