Texas Hold'em Poker on your TV, with play chips
Texas Hold'em Poker is a card game for 2 to 10 players, played on the TV with everyone's phone as their controller.
Your cards stay on your phone while the table, chips and shared cards appear on the TV. For friends who enjoy a patient bluff. Chips are game points.
- Players
- 2–10 players
- Time
- Choose your session length
- How you play
- Everyone for themselves
- You need
- A TV with a web browser, and a phone each
- Price
- In the Trial and Unlimited (plans); players never pay
How do you play Texas Hold'em Poker?
Peek at your two cards on your phone, bet with game-point chips, and make the best hand with the shared cards on the TV.
Read the video transcript
Arnold: Everyone gets two private cards on their phone. Keep them hidden! Chips are just game points, no real money.
Lily: On your turn, your phone shows your choices: fold to leave the hand, check, call to match the bet, or raise it. It only offers the moves you’re allowed.
Arnold: The TV deals three shared cards, then a fourth and a fifth, with betting in between. Make your best hand from your two cards and the shared five.
Lily: If everyone else folds, the last player in wins the pot. If not, the best hand at the showdown takes it. Bluff well!
How to play
Peek at your cards
Each player gets two private cards. Keep them hidden from the other players. The forced small and big bets start the pot.
Choose on your turn
Fold to leave this hand, check when no extra bet is needed, call to match a bet, or raise. Your phone only offers legal moves.
Read the shared cards
The TV deals three shared cards, then a fourth and a fifth, with betting between. Make your best five-card hand using any of your two cards and the shared cards.
Win the pot
The last player still in wins, or the best hand at the showdown takes the pot. Tied hands can split it.
How to win
Build your chip stack across the hands. The host chooses when the game ends.
What does Texas Hold'em Poker look like?
Real screens from a game: the TV, the players' phones and the host's Backstage. The names are made up.


Player controller
Player controller
Player controller
Player controller
Player controller
Player controller
The host's Backstage
Player controller
Player controllerHost options
- Starting chips, blinds, betting clock, rebuys and ready-made rule sets.
What is Texas Hold'em Poker great for?
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