Poker without
the casino.
Texas Hold’em against a cast of AI regulars, or your friends. Press Play and you’re dealt in. Learn as you go: your odds sit beside your cards, and Level 1 of Webb’s lessons is free.
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211,523 hands played
No real money
Play-money chips only. Chips are never for sale.
Free account, nothing to confirm
Google, Apple, or an email and a password. Your Roll follows you to every device. Or play without one.
No dark patterns
No forced pop-ups, no pay-to-win, no nagging. Ever.
Open source
The engine and the shuffle are public on GitHub.
Where you'll play
A ladder to climb. Side tables to raid.
Ten winner-take-all tournaments, from Friends’ Garage up to The Main Event. A bigger Roll opens bigger tables.
The ladder
Ten rungs · the buy-in is your stack · winner takes all
Side tables
Turbo, heads-up, bounty and deep stacks · with the membership
Multiplayer
Deal your friends in.
Open a room, send the code, and play at the same table. Turn your camera on and your face takes your seat; turn your mic on and talk while you play. With a free account you get one room of up to four seats and one quick match a day, and one slow game at a time; the membership opens as many as you like, up to eight seats, with camera and voice. Your friends join free.

Features
What you get at the table
AI opponents with real styles, your odds on screen, and a few things to keep.
A cast you’ll get to know
The same regulars every time, each with their own style. They value-bet, bluff and fold good hands, and the reads you build on them carry over between sessions.
Doris
Brings her own biscuits. Plays every hand she’s dealt.
Frank
Swears he’s never bluffed in his life. Bluffs constantly.
Priya
Says three words an hour. All of them true.
Big Sal
Plays big pots on feel. The feel is usually right.
The Daily Deal
One tournament a day. Everyone gets the same cards, and the regulars play harder the higher your rank.
Free to enter, one go a day. How the Daily works
Bad beats travel
Share any hand as a link. Whoever opens it watches the replay, action by action.
Quads on the river, in 550 characters. No server holds it.
Your odds on screen
Your win chance and hand strength sit beside your cards. Lifetime stats and a graph of your Roll are one tap away.
Ace-king, three players still in.
Make it yours
Pick an avatar and a card back, and spend winnings at the Chip Shop on decks, table finishes and souvenirs. Nothing in it changes a hand.
Quiet sound
Soft clicks for cards and chips. No jingles.
Works offline
Install it and keep playing without a connection.
Award chips
Win a chip for a big hand, and buy a souvenir from every venue you win.
Learn
Never played a hand? Start here.
Level 1 is a three-minute tour of the basics. After that Webb teaches at the table: he deals a hand, asks what you would do, and you answer with the real buttons. Level 1 and every written guide are free.
Free, and the membership
The game is free. The membership adds to it.
The ladder, the Rail, the Daily and the freeroll are free for good. The membership adds multiplayer with your friends, the side tables, other games, the rest of Webb’s lessons and drills, reports on your play, and a face you build feature by feature.
Free, for good
Nothing to pay
- The ten-venue ladder
- The Rail’s cash games
- The Daily Deal
- The Kitchen Table freeroll
- The Chip Shop
- The read on every hand
- Two drills
- Level 1 of Lessons with Webb
- Every written guide
- The odds calculator
- Your Roll on every device
The membership
£5.99 a month, or £49 a year
- Multiplayer
- Lessons with Webb
- Every drill
- Calling the river
- Deep Stack, at five prices
- Build your own table
- Pot-Limit Omaha
- Short Deck
- Omaha Hi-Lo
- Five-Card Draw
- Every side table
- Quick games
- Blackjack
- Coaching that reads you, not just the hand
- Your Pip Rating, in full
- A rating on every drill that prices a hand
- Session review
- Watch it out after you bust
- Build your own face
- The members’ shelf
- Double daily rewards
Nothing you can buy changes a hand — not the cards, the odds, what you are shown, or a rebuy. Nothing at the table ever mentions it.
Pull up a chair.
Press Play and you’re dealt in at Friends’ Garage. The whole ladder is free.












