Let's play poker!

How to play

Three steps. The rest is nerve.

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   Get two cards

   Only you see yours. Five more come out face up on the table, and everyone uses them.

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   Bet or fold

   On your turn: Fold to get out, Check or Call to stay in, Raise to put on pressure. Bluffing is allowed.

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   Show the best hand

   At the end, whoever has the best 5 cards (your 2 plus the 5 on the table) takes the pot.

Hands

From strongest to weakest

No need to memorize: during the hand the game shows what you have.

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   Royal flush10 through Ace, all the same suit.
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   Straight flushA straight with cards of the same suit.
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   Four of a kindFour cards of the same rank.
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   Full houseThree of a kind plus a pair.
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   FlushFive of the same suit, in any order.
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   StraightFive in a row, mixed suits.
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   Three of a kindThree cards of the same rank.
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   Two pairTwo different pairs.
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   PairTwo cards of the same rank.
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    High cardNone of the above: the highest card counts.

Modes

Take a seat your way

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  Tables

  Pick a table, from the Dive Bar to the VIP Table, and sit down. Each step is harder, and every hand counts for the season ranking.

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  Table with friends

  Create a table, send the code and play together. The chips belong to the table: nobody spends their balance.

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Chips

Never short on chips

Nobody is left out: you can start over every day.

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  To start

  20,000 chips

  It's what every new account gets. Enough to sit at: Dive Bar, Club, and Casino.

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  Every day

  2,000 chips

  Daily bonus: log in, claim and play. For everyone, whatever your balance.

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  Every level

  Playing earns XP and levels you up. Each level gives chips (level 2 gives 1,000), and every 10 levels there's a bigger reward (level 10 gives 25,000).

Beta Season is live

From Bronze to Master

Every table is worth rank points (PR): the better you play, the higher you climb. Reach a league and the season reward is yours.

• Win chips, win PR. Lose chips, lose PR. Only real winners climb.
• Harder tables are worth more: from the Dive Bar (x0.5) to the VIP Table (x1.5).
• All-in counts your chance, not river luck.
• Every season starts from zero, and the Top 50 get a reward at the end.

1. Bronze
2. Silver
3. Gold
4. Platinum
5. Diamond
6. Master

Season rewards

• Silver5,000 chips
• Gold15,000 chips
• Platinum40,000 chips
  • Robot skin
• Diamond100,000 chips
  • Diamond frame
• Master250,000 chips
  • Dragon skin
  • Fire frame

How the ranking works

Characters

Choose who sits at the table

Each character has 8 expressions to taunt the others. They all play the same: only the look changes.

• The Old Man
• Cowboy
• Ninja
• More coming soon

Learn poker

Play better every hand

Short, free guides, from the rules to the math of calling. Read and try it at the table.

• How to play Texas Hold'em: the complete rulesBlinds, hole cards, flop, turn, river and showdown: the rules of Texas Hold'em explained from scratch, with example hands.
• Poker hand rankings, from best to worstThe 10 poker hands in order, with card examples, the odds of making each one in Texas Hold'em and how ties are broken.
• Small blind, big blind and the button: who acts first in pokerWhat the small blind, the big blind and the button are, why they exist, who acts first in each round and how the minimum bet works.
• Ties in poker: the kicker, playing the board and split potsWho wins when two players have the same hand: the best five cards, the kicker, when the board plays and how the pot is split.
• Types of poker: Texas Hold'em, Omaha and other variantsThe main poker variants, how each one works, the difference between limit and no-limit and between cash games and tournaments.
• Starting hands: which ones to play before the flopWhich of the 169 Texas Hold'em starting hands are worth playing, how position changes everything and why suited isn't that special.