dsh-poker-plugin

Open DSH Web in two browser windows and you can sit down for a hand of local Texas Hold'em with friends on the same machine—or with AI bots. dsh-poker drops a complete poker engine into the DSH sidebar: 5/10 blinds, flop, turn, river, showdown, side pots, uncalled-bet refunds, heads-up rules, and a raise slider that lets you dial in anything from min-raise to max-raise within the legal bounds. Everything runs on Play Tokens. No wallet, no real money, no public network.

Beyond the core game, the plugin invests heavily in player experience. Server-authoritative state with WebSocket real-time sync means a dropped connection resumes from a snapshot rather than losing the hand. Each seat only ever sees its own hole cards—privacy is enforced by the engine, not the UI. AI seats call a user-supplied API (deepseek-v4-flash by default); every bot response is validated against the engine's legal actions before it applies, so a timeout or a bad move triggers a safe server-side fallback instead of a frozen table. The table itself feels alive: dealing, chip movement, folds, and payouts are animated; AI characters show distinct idle, thinking, acting, and reacting states with localized thought lines. A full Chinese/English toggle covers every string from lobby to hand history, the layout is responsive from 390 px to 1440 px, and everything respects prefers-reduced-motion.

It is aimed at DSH Web users who want a little local fun between tasks—gather a couple of friends across multiple windows on a weekend, or tune the AI and grind hand-reading decisions solo. All data (tables, identities, wallets, the immutable ledger) persists across dsh web restarts via the DSH storage domain. MIT-licensed, community-built, and not affiliated with DeepSeek.