Winner takes the loser’s stake less the house’s five percent. A split is a push.
The flip
each puts up
$0
VS
Side bookwinners split the losing side less 5%
Insurance
one card to come
You’re ahead. Cover your all-in and the house pays you if it gets there.
Costs you$0
→
Pays you$0
Settled when the pot is paid. If the board only takes part of what you’re holding, the cover pays that part.
You're out of chips.
Standard buy-in is $200, which is 100 big blinds.
Table settings
Game
Pick what the room spreads. With dealer’s choice running, the button picks instead and this becomes your standing preference.
Table rules
Every rule here runs by default. Switching yours off is a vote. A rule only comes off the table once all six players have switched it off, and the change lands on the next hand.
Bomb pots
Majority vote. Every player’s preference counts and the table plays whatever wins.
Your standing choice
Used when dealer’s choice reaches you and you don’t pick in time.
Your seat
Pick the face you sit behind. Tap any portrait at the table to fan out a ring of emoji and throw one. The messy ones stick.
Camera & mic
Red or black
Bets lock before the deck is touched, so knowing your own cards can never help. Set a standing bet and the hand never pauses for it.
The rail
Anyone can pull up a chair and watch. What they can see while a hand is live is a policy, not an accident.
Insurance
When the money is already in and there are cards to come, the house will buy the risk off whoever is ahead. Your answer here is used at tables you aren’t watching.
Display
You’re watching. Hole cards stay hidden until showdown.
Tap the cards you want to throw away, then draw.
Draw exactly one and it comes face up for the whole table.
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Balance
$0
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Night Baseball
Ten cards down, nines and threes wild · antes and blinds, two or three handed