Free Texas Hold’em poker, player against player

No-limit Hold’em at six-seat tables, played for play-money chips against other people, not a dealer. Sit at a house table at the blinds you like, or open your own table, give it a name, and it stays up with its own chat for your friends to find.

How it works

1. Pick a table. The house runs three: low stakes ($50/$100 blinds), mid stakes ($500/$1,000) and high stakes ($5,000/$10,000).
2. Take a seat and choose your buy-in, between 20 and 200 big blinds. The chips move from your balance to the table and come back when you stand up.
3. A hand starts as soon as two players are seated. Blinds, hole cards, the flop, turn and river, with 20 seconds for each decision.
4. Fold, check, call, bet or raise, up to all of your chips. The best five-card hand at showdown takes the pot, with side pots when someone is all in for less.

Your own table

Opening a table costs $100,000 in play chips. You name it, pick the blinds from $50/$100 up to $25,000/$50,000, and it stays open with its own table chat until you close it. Anyone on the site can sit down, so it’s the easiest way to get a game going with friends: send them the link.

No rake

There is no house cut. Every chip a player loses goes to another player at the table.

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