Texas Hold'em the way it's played at a friend's table — four seats, real blinds, no-limit betting, all-ins and side pots, and a proper showdown. You start with 1,000 chips; blinds are 5/10. Outlast Mia, Leo and Zed, or just enjoy the cards.
Pot 0Your stack 1,000Hand –Hands won 0Sessions 0
How to play
Four seats: you plus three computer players — Mia 🦊 (tight, sharp), Leo 🐢 (loose, loves to call) and Zed 🦈 (aggressive, bluffs). Everyone starts a session with 1,000 chips; blinds are 5 / 10 and the dealer button moves every hand.
You get two hole cards. Betting goes in rounds: pre-flop, then the flop (3 community cards), the turn (1 more) and the river (1 more). On your turn tap Fold, Check/Call, or Raise… and use the slider — only legal actions are ever offered.
A raise must be at least the size of the last raise (minimum opening bet 10). You can always go all-in for whatever you have left, even if that's less than a full raise.
If two or more players are still in at the river, there's a showdown: best five-card hand out of your two cards plus the five on the board wins. Standard rankings, kickers count, and tied hands split the pot.
When players are all-in for different amounts, side pots are built automatically — you can only win the pots you actually put chips into.
If your stack (or an opponent's) drops under 20 chips, the house tops it back up to 1,000 at the start of the next hand — it's a friendly table, nobody gets sent home. 🏁 Cash out whenever you want to end the session and bank your result.
💡 Tap the hint button on your turn and the table pro will size up your hand. Sound is off by default — tap 🔊 to enable.
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WELCOME
Pot 0
Take a seat to start.
🪙 Your stack 1,000· Pot 0
Raise to 20
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Poker — Texas Hold'em
A friendly four-handed table: you plus Mia 🦊, Leo 🐢 and Zed 🦈. Blinds 5/10, no-limit betting, side pots handled properly. First to felt the others wins bragging rights.
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About Poker — Texas Hold'em
Texas Hold'em is the game the whole world knows: two cards in your hand, five on the table, and a hundred little decisions in between. This table plays it the honest way — a full deck, real blinds, no-limit raises, all-ins and side pots, and showdowns decided by the standard rankings, kickers and all.
Your opponents are three regulars with actual personalities: Mia plays tight and only comes in with real hands, Leo calls almost anything and loves a flop, and Zed plays fast and bluffs. Learn them the way you'd learn friends at a real table — and use the 💡 hint when you're stuck.
Quick tips
Position is power: the later you act, the more you know. The player on the button acts last on every round after the flop.
Don't chase a draw at any price. If the pot is laying you 5-to-1 and your flush draw is about 4-to-1 against, the call is fine; if it's 2-to-1, let it go.
Against Leo, bet your good hands for value — he'll call. Against Mia, fold the marginal ones — she isn't bluffing as often as you think.
Frequently asked questions
Is online poker free here?
Yes — free in your browser, no download, no signup, and no account needed. The chips are play chips; nothing here is ever worth real money.
Can I play against my friends?
Not yet — today the table is you against three computer players. Friend invites and live tables are on the roadmap for the arcade's social layer.
How do side pots work?
When players are all-in for different amounts, each pot is built from the chips everyone put in up to that level. A player can only win the pots they contributed to — a short stack never takes the big side pot.