Share a link. Fill a table.
Join with a QR code or room code. Waiting for friends? Add a computer opponent.
GOOD CARDS. BETTER COMPANY.
Texas Hold’em.
Play with friends.
Free online Texas Hold’em for 2–8 players. Create a private room, invite friends or practice with simple bots. Play chips only, with no signup or download.
2–8 SEATSPLAY CHIPS ONLYNO SIGN-UP
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Your hand stays yours.
Private cards, clear turns and automatic side pots. Focus on your next move.
Make room for everyone.
An optional shared screen brings the table together. Phones work perfectly on their own.
Two hole cards. Five community cards.
Make your strongest five-card hand, or be the last player standing. Start with 1,000 play chips, fixed 10/20 blinds and 10, 20 or 40 hands. The largest stack at the finish wins.
Full rules and hand rankings →Before you start
How do I play poker online with friends?
Create a room with a nickname and share its QR code, invite link or room code. Friends join on their own phones. Once all humans are ready, start the match without creating accounts.
Is this free poker with play chips?
Everyone starts with 1,000 free play chips. No purchases, transfers, cash-outs or real stakes. Blinds stay at 10/20; choose a match of 10, 20 or 40 hands.
Can I practice against bots?
Yes. One human and one simple computer opponent can start, with up to eight seats. Bots use only their own cards and public information, helping you learn the controls and flow.
Do we need cards or a shared screen?
No physical cards are needed. Each connected phone supports the whole game. An optional shared screen shows the public table while unrevealed hole cards remain private.
Does it feel like a real table?
Yes. Dealing, betting and checking all have sound, with light background music that is on by default and easy to switch off in the menu, and your phone chimes and buzzes on your turn. Send quick emoji reactions any time. Each match ends with highlights such as Biggest pot and Best hand, plus a results card made on your phone without the room code.
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