What you lose at the table,
you pay.
The story begins in this den.
At each venue, you first sit at a table with the owner's underling and other guests. Bust the underling to win.Then you face the owner one-on-one. The owner puts something like the deed to the place on the table. Win, and it's yours: you can play as the owner, and the next venue opens.
“What you lose at the table, you pay.”
Sit down at any venue's table whenever you like, and stand up whenever you like.Choose the number of players (2–7), the stakes and your buy-in. When you leave, your chips go back to your wallet.
Seven players play until only one is left. No rebuys.Blinds go up 1.5× every 10 hands. Pay the entry fee, and finish near the top to win prize money.
A practice table with no money on the line. Choose the venue, the number of players and the stack depth.Advice can come first, or after you decide. Every decision gets a ○, △ or ×, and you can stop to see the reason when you go wrong.
Every hand is saved and can be replayed step by step. You only see the cards that were visible at the time.
Your own habits in numbers, like how often you play and raise. Filter by recent hands or by mode.
Goals like “win 10 pots”. Complete them to earn chips.
Track how often you've made each hand, and collect trophies.
Win odds are a guide that assumes your opponents could hold any cards.
The way you play shows who you are.
Big bets mean a real hand. Rarely bluffs.
Keeps the club lively. Calls often, just for fun.
Never backs down. Calls anything.
A show-off. Bets big with weak hands.
Plays a wide range and calls to the end.
The stakes grow with every table.
