A table is always ready.
Practise against bots on your own, or open a private room for friends.
Solo 1v1
You against one bot. Quick hands to learn the rules and sharpen your play.
Solo vs bots
A full table of two or three bots at Easy, Normal or Hard.
Friends room
Two to four friends in a private room. Short a player? The host can fill the seat with a bot.
Everything a real card night has.
Your rules, your friends, your voices — and none of the shuffling.
Private tables
Every room gets its own code. Only people you invite can sit down; up to 20 more can watch.
Your house rules
Turn timer, chop chains, ending on a 2, instant wins, starting chips. Everyone taps Agree before the first deal.
Walkie-talkie voice
Hold to talk and trash-talk. Short voice clips work on weak 4G; live push-to-talk when the host turns it on.
Bots with personality
Easy plays loose. Normal saves its 2s and bombs. Hard tracks every card and plays to stop you going out.
Life happens
Pause between rounds, rejoin after a dropped signal, or step away. A bot quietly holds your seat for up to two minutes.
Session summary
Stop whenever you like. Everyone sees the same scoreboard of chips, then the next session starts fresh.
From group chat to first deal in a minute.
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Open a table
Sign in with your phone number and tap Create room.
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Share the code
Send the invite to WhatsApp, LINE, Messenger or anywhere else.
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Agree on the rules
Pick your house rules. Once everyone agrees, the host deals.
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Play
Chips move after each round and reset when the session ends.
Pick your table.
Four table themes and three card backs, all free. Only you see your choice.
Nobody can peek. Not even the bots.
Shuffled on the server
Every deck is shuffled with a cryptographically secure generator, never on a phone.
Your hand stays yours
Each player receives only their own cards. Other hands never reach your phone.
Every move checked
The server validates each play against the agreed rules before anyone sees it.
Honest bots
Bots only know what a player in their seat could know from the cards on the table.
Chips are for fun only. They have no monetary value and cannot be bought, sold or exchanged. Every session starts with the same free stack for everyone.