Data science research needs real examples to test and improve solutions. Games are widely used to mimic those real-world examples. Poker rounds are a good example of imperfect information state with competing agents dealing with probabilistic knowledge, risk assessment, and possible deception, unlike chess, checkers and perfect information brute-force search style of games. By using poker as a test-bed we can analyze different approaches used in real-world examples, in a more controlled environment, which should give great insights on how to tackle those real-world scenarios. We propose a framework to build and test different neural networks that can play against each other, learn from a supervised experience and maximize its rewards.