Your Game.
Your Rules.
Zero BS.
Real Texas Hold'em for home games. Host a private table, invite your crew, and play together in real time — no downloads, no casino nonsense.
Play free. Host for $4.99/month.
Sign up and get 10,000 free chips. Play at any table for free. Membership unlocks private-game hosting and premium features for $4.99/month or $44.99/year.
The Action
Real Texas Hold'em. Private tables. Your game.
Advanced Host Controls
Change blinds, adjust antes, set timers, and toggle house rules on the fly — without stopping the action. You control the felt.
Live Analytics
See lifetime stats at a glance — how much you've won versus chips loaded. Compare numbers with anyone at the table.
Your Table
Dress the felt how you want. Backgrounds, chips, cards, and color profiles — saved to your account.
Backgrounds
Felt, walnut, slate, steel, leather, marble.
Chips
Vegas, ceramic, edge, tourney, or metal.
Cards
Vegas, four-color, jumbo, classic, or modern.
Color Profiles
Neon, Gold, Ice, Violet, Heat. HUD, buttons, and the browser follow.
Spotify Jam
- ▸The host hangs a Jam on the table once. Everyone at the table gets a button to it.
- ▸One tap opens it in Spotify — same queue, same song, the whole table.
- ▸Nobody reads a link out loud, and nobody gets left off the playlist.
Discord Voice
- ▸The host puts the voice channel on the table. It stays there all night.
- ▸One tap drops everyone into the same room in Discord.
- ▸No invite pasted into chat mid-hand, and nobody stuck in the wrong channel.
The Deal
Cards are shuffled on the server, by the same generator a browser uses to make encryption keys. Here is exactly how.
A full shuffle, every hand
Fisher–Yates: walk the deck from the back, swapping each card with one drawn from the cards not yet placed. With an unbiased draw at every step, all 52! orders of the deck are equally likely. The board works the same way — every card still in the deck is reshuffled before the flop, the turn and the river.
crypto.randomInt, not Math.random
Every swap draws from randomInt in Node’s crypto module — the operating system’s own source of randomness, documented to avoid the rounding bias a plain remainder introduces. Math.random does appear in this codebase: bot decisions, room codes, and how long a bot pauses before it acts. It never touches a card.
Dealt on the server
The deck is built, shuffled and dealt server-side. No player’s browser ever holds it. Nothing seeds the shuffle either, so there is no starting number to reuse and no two hands begin from the same place.
Unpredictable and unbiased is what that adds up to. What it is not is a receipt: there is nothing published for you to check a finished hand against afterwards.
The Record
Every hand is written down while you play. Open the panel mid-session and read back the whole night — no one has to remember what happened three hands ago.
Nothing goes unrecorded
- Hands
- The board, who showed what, and what beat what.
- Chip Log
- Every reload and every pot, hand by hand.
- Actions
- The full betting sequence, street by street.
It is there while the game is running, not just at the end — so the answer to “wait, what did they have?” is two taps away instead of an argument.
Settle Up
End the session and everyone sees the same numbers. No one reconstructing the night from memory.
It counts, you decide
Every buy-in, rebuy, and final stack is tracked automatically. When the last hand is over, the tally is already done.
Chips are for gameplay only. They have no cash value and cannot be cashed out. .
Own The Table.
Start playing free with 10,000 chips. Host private games for $4.99/month. Your crew plays free. No downloads. No BS.