Trading Suits: Interactive Strategy Guide

Master the Market

This playbook synthesizes the core report into four interactive modules. Navigate between them to build your strategic edge, from initial hand analysis to long-term wealth maximization.

1. Probabilistic Inference

Use the to transform your dealt cards into a powerful informational advantage. Instantly calculate the probability of each suit being gold.

2. Market Strategy

Dive into the module to profile opponents, understand bidding tactics, and learn to signal, bluff, and deceive like an expert.

3. Dynamic Exploitation

This is the psychological layer. The Market Strategy module also contains tools to model and exploit the specific behavioral patterns and weaknesses of your human adversaries.

4. Campaign Management

Visit the to use the Kelly Criterion for disciplined bankroll growth and adapt your macro-strategy to each phase of the game.

Hand Assessor: Your Informational Edge

The first 30 seconds of a round are critical. Your hand is the only private information you have. Use this tool to instantly convert your card counts into actionable posterior probabilities, revealing the most likely gold suit.

Enter Your 10-Card Hand

Spades (♠)

Clubs (♣)

Hearts (♥)

Diamonds (♦)

Total cards: 0 / 10

Gold Suit Probability

Market Strategy & Opponent Profiling

The trading floor is a psychological battlefield. Use this guide to understand bidding tactics and profile your opponents to exploit their tendencies for maximum profit.

Opponent Archetype Profiler

Campaign & Bankroll Manager

Long-term victory requires discipline. Manage your capital with the Kelly Criterion to maximize growth and minimize risk, and adapt your strategy to your position in the game.

Round Trading Budget Calculator

Based on the Dynamic Fractional Kelly Criterion.

Current Bankroll: $300

Confidence Level in Gold Suit

Low (<50%)

Medium (50-80%)

High (>80%)

Recommended Trading Budget for this Round:

$15 - $25

Macro-Level Game Adaptation

Early Game (Weeks 1-2)

Focus on capital preservation, information gathering, and building a solid table image. Avoid high-variance confrontations and grind small edges.

Mid Game (Weeks 3-4)

Strategy diverges based on stack size. Big Stacks apply pressure. Mid Stacks play selectively. Short Stacks look for a single high-EV spot to commit.

Late Game (Week 5)

It's the "final table." Decisions shift from pure EV to maximizing your probability of winning. Avoid risks that could cause ruin, even if they are profitable in a vacuum.