Hold'em
Two cards, use any five.
A private poker table for your friends. Host it from your phone, everyone joins by code on theirs, and the app deals, runs the betting and works out who owes whom at the end of the night.
2–9 players · no account · chips only, never money
Eight games · dealer's choice
Fix one game for the night, or let whoever has the button choose each hand from the games the host allowed. Pot-limit for the Omaha family, no-limit for the rest.
Two cards, use any five.
Four cards, use exactly two.
Five cards, use exactly two.
Eight-or-better split pot.
Three cards, drop one before the flop.
Three cards, drop one after the flop.
Thirty-six cards, sixes and up. A flush beats a full house.
Two boards, each takes half the pot.
Three ways to play
Open a room and you get a six-letter code. Set the blinds, the buy-in, the timer and the extras, approve everyone's chips as they arrive, and deal. Only the host needs to set anything up.
Everyone plays from their own screen, cards face down to everyone else. Lose signal on the way home and you drop straight back into your seat with your cards. No account, no sign-up — only the name you pick is shared with the table.
Fill the empty seats with Easy, Medium or Hard players, or sit down alone with eight of them. They call, raise, bluff and fold on the odds, and they play every one of the eight games.
The ledger
Every buy-in, top-up and cash-out is recorded with the hand it happened on. At the end the app shows what everyone bought, what they left with, and the fewest payments that clear every balance. Share it as text and the argument is over.
Chips only. The app never moves money and has nothing to do with real gambling.
Home-game extras
The seat after the big blind may straddle for double. Action starts left of it.
Everyone still in votes. Unanimous and the board runs again, with the pot split by run.
Everyone antes, nobody bets preflop, and the flop comes out. In Omaha, if you like.
Folded and the hand ended early? Peek at the cards that never got dealt. Only you see them.
Losing hands are mucked by default if the host wants, or each player decides at showdown.
A countdown ring on the acting seat. Miss it twice and the table sits you out until you are back.
Built to be played
No email, no login, no profile. Pick a name and a colour and sit down.
The ledger counts chips. Settling up is between you and your friends, the way it always was.
A practice table picks up where you left it. An online seat is yours until the room closes.
Nothing to install for a friend who just wants to join tonight. Send the code and they are in.
Play it in your browser right now — host a table for friends, or sit down against the bots. The App Store and Google Play versions are on their way.