Your poker table with the usual crowd, without leaving home

Texas Hold'em, Omaha and Short Deck cash tables, each in No Limit, Pot Limit or Fixed Limit; fast-fold tables, where folding deals you straight into another hand; scheduled tournaments; Sit & Go, which start as soon as they fill up; and Spin & Go, three players with a prize drawn at the start. The house also runs freerolls, tournaments with no entry and a prize it puts up.

You pay a fixed entry plus a fee, get the same starting chips as everyone else, and the blinds go up every level until there's one winner; the top finishers split the prize pool. Depending on the tournament there may be late registration, rebuys, an add-on and a bounty for every player you knock out. A Spin & Go is played three-handed with fast blinds, and the prize —from 2 to 100 times the entry— is drawn at the start: winner takes all.

No. It runs straight in the browser, on your phone as well as your computer. The table updates live (cards, turns and chips) without you ever needing to reload the page.

With your email and password, or with your Google account. Once inside, you can create your own table or tournament, or join the ones already there; you can also turn on two-factor verification from your account for an extra layer of security.

Chips are the table's internal currency, pegged 1:1 to USD: one chip is always worth one dollar. You load them by making a deposit; as soon as it's confirmed, your balance is credited automatically, with nothing for you to report to anyone.

Yes. The first time you verify your account you get a one-time bonus of 2 chips to start playing without depositing — one per device and per connection, not per account, with a daily budget of 25 chips in total: if that day's budget is already spent, yours is credited over the following days. You can play it completely normally and whatever you win is yours. The bonus itself is held back and released by playing: after 40 valid hands at public cash tables against other players, every 0.5 chips of rake you pay release 1 chip of the bonus. To withdraw for the first time you also need to have made at least one deposit (from 1 chips), which is always withdrawable. The details are in the withdrawal guide.

At cash tables, 5% of the pot on every hand that reaches the flop (no flop, no rake), with a fixed cap of 2 chips — never more than that, no matter how big the pot gets. A bet nobody calls goes back whole and pays no rake. With the Gold and Premium plans, part of that rake comes back to you as rakeback (see the Plans section).

Every player gets 30 seconds per turn, plus a time bank that runs once if they run out. If that runs out too, the table folds you from the hand automatically (or checks, if there's nothing to call) and marks you away — that way no hand gets stuck if someone's connection drops.

How many tables you can have open at once, whether you can create private tables, and how much rakeback the house gives back: Free has no rakeback and only one table at a time; Gold adds 10% rakeback, three simultaneous tables, the your-hand indicator at the table and basic stats on your game; Premium reaches 20% rakeback, unlimited tables, the same indicator, advanced stats with a hand replayer and direct support from administration.

It's a visual aid in the Gold and Premium plans: under your cards it tells you which hand you have right now (pair, two pair, flush...) and highlights in gold the cards that make it, yours and the board's. It isn't cheating: it only uses what you can already see — your two cards and the community cards —, never anyone else's, and it doesn't recommend a play or tell you whether you're ahead. It's what an experienced player works out at a glance, most useful while you're learning. On top of that, every player, on any plan, gets the "Board reading": beside the table, which kinds of hand would beat yours with the current community cards and which cards would improve it — possibilities worked out from what you see, never anyone's actual cards.

You don't lose anything. That deposit is still credited, as regular chips — the same ones you use to sit down and play. Afterward you can use those chips to pay for any plan with the "Pay with chips" button on the Plans page, or simply keep playing with them. For a deposit to apply straight to a plan instead of turning into chips, declare that intent with the "Pay with deposit" button before sending the money.

From your wallet you request the withdrawal and those chips are deducted from your balance right away. The payment is then processed automatically through an external payment provider (Micalpays), usually within a few minutes, with nothing to coordinate by hand. You can track the payment status (pending, processing, paid, etc.) under "Recent activity" in your wallet.

Yes. Each withdrawal goes from 1 to 500 chips, with one pending withdrawal at a time. If your destination wallet is new or you just changed it, until it's established it can receive at most, every 24 hours, 100 chips or your largest deposit, whichever is higher; it becomes established 24 hours after your first withdrawal to it is paid. It pays to start with a small withdrawal and request large amounts once the wallet is established.

No. This app never holds funds or stores any key capable of moving them — loading and withdrawing chips is handled entirely by an external payment provider. All that lives here is your internal chip ledger: every movement (deposit, withdrawal, buy-in, cash-out) is recorded, and your balance is always the sum of those movements.

Every table allows only one seat per device, and there's a daily limit on new tables per user. On top of that, an automatic check runs every hour over which pairs of accounts play each other in a suspicious way and flags them for the administration to review. Linked accounts (same device or same connection) don't count against each other towards releasing bonuses, and a single opponent can only provide part of the hands those bonuses require. No control is infallible: if you see something odd at a table, tell us from the support center.

Yes. Besides the tables and tournaments players create, the house always keeps at least one public low-blind table open, and every day nobody hosts a tournament it runs one with a low entry. So there is always somewhere to sit, even with few chips.

A team is a leader and the players who signed up with their referral code. The team builds a shared pot from voluntary contributions, which the leader can use to sponsor a tournament or to host a freeroll open to the whole site. Teammates can also donate chips to each other, with a monthly limit depending on their plan. The pot is never transferred to a player's account: it can only be used to play. The details are in the teams guide of the help center.

The notification center tells you about your deposits and withdrawals, your tournaments (registration, reminder, start, prizes and cancellations), your plan, your team and support replies, on the site and by email. You can switch each category off per channel in your preferences. Security notices — for example, a sign-in from a new device —, money movements and legal changes are always sent.

With an account, from the support center: you open a ticket with its category, can attach screenshots or receipts, and follow the conversation by its ticket number; every reply reaches you by email too. On the Premium plan your tickets go straight to the administration and are handled first. Without an account, use the contact form, email or WhatsApp. The help center, open to everyone, has step-by-step guides on every topic.

Your nickname (what others see at the table), your picture — your own or the one from your Google account —, a short bio, your country and your time zone, so every date shows in your time. You can also turn on two-step verification and pick the site language, Spanish or English.