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Jacks are good. Jokers are better.

Poker night with friends, where the dealer picks the game.

Free · No sign-up · Play money only

Start a private table in seconds and share the link with your friends. Everyone joins from their phone or laptop, ready to play. The rotating dealer calls the game and sets the house rules, from wild jokers and double turns to wild party games like 3-5-7.

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Jordan’s phone at a six-player table: Texas Hold’em with 2 turn cards and 2 jokers, a joker on the board, and Jordan facing a bet.

How it works

Ready to play in a minute

  1. Start a table

    Type your name and you’re seated. Everyone gets 20 chips with blinds of 0.50 and 1, and the host can change both anytime.

  2. Send the link

    Drop it in the group chat. Friends tap it and sit down. No app to install, no account to make.

  3. Pass the deal

    The button moves every hand, and whoever deals calls the game and the twists: wild jokers, a second turn card, pot limit.

  • Play anywherePhone, tablet or laptop. Your screen stays awake while you’re seated, and if it locks anyway your seat waits 2 minutes.
  • 12 games, one tableHold’em and Omaha, split and discard games, and party games like 3-5-7, Crossroads and Liars Poker.
  • Jokers, wilds and diceShuffle in wild jokers, play rounds where 3s or 5s are wild, or roll the dice to pick the wild card.
  • No real moneyChips are for bragging rights only. Nothing to buy, nothing to cash out.

See it in action

What a night at the table looks like

A new game every deal

Check out Hold’em, 5-Card Omaha, and Drop One in action.

  • The Dealer’s Choice screen with Texas Hold’em selected, 2 jokers and a 2-card turn, and a preview of how the game works.

    Dealer’s Choice

    Pick a game, add jokers or a second turn card, and deal. The short rules for that game sit right beside it.

  • A 3-5-7 game in the 5-card round with 5s wild: Jordan holds five cards and chooses In or Out.

    3-5-7

    Fives are wild in the 5-card round. Say IN if you think you hold the best hand, and race to three legs.

  • A Crossroads game: cards dealt in a cross on the felt, every player’s ante beside it, and Jordan deciding In or Out.

    Crossroads

    Play one line through the cross with your four cards, then say IN or OUT.

12 games to choose from

Something for every dealer

Shared cards in the middle, like the poker you’ve seen on TV. What changes is how many cards you hold and how many you can use.

  • Texas Hold'em

    2 cards

    You get 2 cards. Make your best hand using any of them with the board.

    Rules
  • 5-Card Texas

    5 cards

    Hold’em with 5 cards each. Use any of them.

    Rules
  • Super

    3 cards

    Hold’em with 3 cards each. Use any of them.

    Rules
  • Omaha

    4 cards

    You get 4 cards and must use exactly 2 of them.

    Rules
  • 5-Card Omaha

    5 cards

    You get 5 cards and must use exactly 2 of them.

    Rules

Learn as you go

Learn games from a coach

Pick any of the 12 games and play it against two bots. The coach explains each step as it happens, then gets out of the way. At a real table, tap the game’s name for the short rules.

  • Learn in any order: Hold’em basics are taught once
  • The bots wait while the coach talks
  • Turn the coach off any time from the table

Deal the first hand.

It takes less time than finding a deck of cards.