In high-stakes environments—whether poker, crypto, or startup execution—the enemy is not the market. The enemy is Tilt. Tilt is the emotional deviation from optimal strategy caused by recent variance. It is the brain hijacking the mind to chase losses or protect ego.
Bet Bodhi is a cognitive shield. It is a recursive Bayesian loop that monitors your decision-making patterns for signs of emotional drift. It doesn't just tell you the odds; it tells you if *you* are fit to play the hand.
We model the user's mind as a probabilistic engine. When that engine starts throwing errors—betting too big after a loss, hesitating after a win—the system intervenes. It forces a pause. It demands a rationale. It re-centers the fulcrum.
This is Sovereign AI. Not an agent that replaces you, but an agent that protects you from yourself. It is the externalized prefrontal cortex, standing guard while the lizard brain tries to take the wheel.