Writing about Poker isn't that easy these days. There's kind of disgust when bloggers write about companies advertizing Poker communities or companies making money with this type of game. For a change, we present a new scientific project: Polaris is a poker-playing computer program created by University of Alberta researchers, meaning a new milestone in artificial intelligence. The goal is to provide a Poker software that is better than any human opponent. In fact, Polaris is just one in a group of programs, each working with a different strategy, that is able to bluff. I guess the only missing feature is the poker face. A match between the software and two prominent Poker players takes place at July 23 - 24, in conjunction with the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence Conference in Vancouver, British Columbia.