Talk to Winsview WVBot

Start with the right assistant

Use header WVBot for platform navigation and general product questions. Use the poker assistant for a question about the table in front of you. Voice requires a compatible browser, microphone permission and an available voice service.

Speak a short first question and allow the answer to finish. If a current-hand fact is unavailable, ask a general rules question or check the table directly. Voice connection does not by itself establish access to every game state.

Microphone and speaker are separate

Muting the microphone stops sending microphone input while the voice session remains open. Muting the speaker controls playback. Closing the table voice session releases its microphone capture. Check the current controls before speaking in a shared space.

If the browser rejects microphone permission, use text conversation or change the browser’s site permission. A silent microphone, muted speaker and unavailable service are different conditions; the status message helps distinguish them.

Poker focus and analysis

Poker Focus mode requests concise answers about the current hand and table. Analysis mode allows broader poker questions and more detail when requested. The assistant uses available variant rules and verified hand facts rather than treating every table as Hold’em.

Useful first questions include “What is my hand?” and “How much is in the pot?”. You can ask a follow-up about uncertainty or a rule. A spoken explanation does not submit a fold, call, raise or other game action.

Presentation requests

Supported table voice requests can adjust sound and appearance, such as muting table sounds or choosing a table color. These are reversible presentation controls. Current game actions and financial decisions remain separate from voice navigation and explanation.