Play Your Favorite Poker Style
Our extensible game engine supports multiple poker variants with more coming soon.
Baseball
A seven-card stud variant with wild 3s and 9s, and buy-card options on 4s.
2-4 players
Bob Barker
Deal five hole cards, set one showcase card aside against a hidden dealer card, then play the remaining four cards like Omaha for half the pot.
2-10 players
Crazy Pineapple
Deal 3 hole cards, complete pre-flop betting, deal the flop, discard 1 card, then continue with Hold 'Em streets.
2-10 players
Five Card Draw
A classic poker variant where players are dealt five cards, have a draw phase to exchange cards, and engage in two betting rounds before showdown.
2-6 players
Follow the Queen
A seven card stud poker variant where Queens are wild, and the card following the last face-up Queen also becomes wild.
2-7 players
Hold the Baseball
A Texas Hold 'Em variant where 3s and 9s are wild, including community cards.
2-10 players
In-Between
Two boundary cards are dealt face-up. Players bet on whether the next card's rank falls strictly between the two boundaries. Match a boundary and you POST (pay double). Ace can be declared high or low. Game ends when the pot is empty.
2-20 players
Irish Hold 'Em
Deal 4 hole cards, discard 2 after the flop, then play like Hold 'Em with community cards.
2-10 players
Kings and Lows
A five-card draw poker variant where kings and the lowest card are wild. Players ante, decide to drop or stay, draw cards, and losers match the pot.
2-6 players
Klondike Hold'em
Texas Hold 'Em with a hidden wild card placed after the flop. At showdown, each player treats it as any rank and suit.
2-10 players
Nebraska
A community card poker variant like Omaha where players are dealt five hole cards and must use exactly three hole cards and two community cards.
2-10 players
Omaha
A popular variant of poker where players are dealt four hole cards and share five community cards, with four betting rounds.
2-10 players
Pair Pressure
A seven card stud poker variant where face-up paired ranks become wild, with only the two most recent paired ranks remaining active.
2-7 players
Phil's Mom
Deal 4 hole cards, discard 1 before the flop and 1 after the flop, then play Hold 'Em with community cards.
2-10 players
Razz
Seven Card Stud lowball where the lowest five-card hand wins. Aces are low, and straights and flushes do not count against low.
2-7 players
Red River
Texas Hold 'Em with a conditional extra board card when the river is a heart or diamond.
2-10 players
Screw Your Neighbor
Each player is dealt one card. Players decide to keep their card or trade with the player to their left. Kings are blockers. Lowest card loses a stack. Last player standing wins.
2-20 players
Seven Card Stud
A classic poker variant where players receive seven cards individually, with betting rounds after the third, fourth, fifth, and sixth cards.
2-7 players
South Dakota
A Nebraska-style Hold 'Em variant where players are dealt five hole cards, must use exactly three hole cards and two community cards, and play Flop (2 cards) and Turn with no River.
2-10 players
Texas Hold 'Em
A popular variant of poker where players are dealt two hole cards and share five community cards, with four betting rounds.
2-14 players
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
4 hole cards plus 3 community cards. The Good sets wilds, The Bad discards matching cards, and The Ugly creates dead hands that can still bet the final round.
2-10 players
Tollbooth
A Seven Card Stud variant where players choose their Fourth through Seventh street cards from a Tollbooth offer: the furthest display card (free), the nearest display card (1× ante), or the top deck card (2× ante).
2-7 players
Twos, Jacks, Man with the Axe
A five-card draw variant where all 2s, all Jacks, and the King of Diamonds (“Man with the Axe”) are wild, creating big hands and frequent action. Optionally, a player holding a natural pair of 7s can claim half the pot.
2-6 players