See the bluff.

Chapter one

Poker was always about faces.

Online poker took the faces away and left the maths. Poker Call puts them back. Every player who goes live is on camera at the table, so a hesitation is a hesitation and a grin is a grin. Your camera starts only when you choose, and everyone else can see when it is off.

• Six-max tables: four faces across the top, one beside you, you bottom-right
• Video only ever starts with your consent, and you can watch without it, or sit behind a portrait: 36 people and 16 characters to choose from
• Tap any seat for that player’s card: their persona, their numbers and the funny stats
• PLAY NOW puts you in a hand in seconds, no lobby hunting

Chapter two

A table with weight.

Cards turn over with a hinge, not a fade. Chips ship before the winner is crowned. The showdown holds its breath before the first flip. Fifteen seconds on the clock, a time bank in every hand when you need it, and three missed turns hand the chair to the next player.

• Cash tables from Beginner to Sovereign, each in its own room
• Sit & Go tournaments and Practice tables when you want a warm-up
• Twelve rungs, each opened by your level or by the chips you hold

Chapter three

Side games, printed odds.

The Flop Slip sits under your cards: back a flush, a pair, a suited run, before the flop lands, at odds you can read. It pays 94 pence in the pound and says so on the slip. Every side game in the house works the same way: the edge is written where you bet.

• Nothing hidden behind a paywall, ever
• A prize is named before you claim it and it lands in full
• A floor is written as “X back”, never dressed up as a win

Chapter four

A whole house around the table.

The Gilt Wheel every four hours. Tumble balls you earn with real hands. Ace’s Pyramid, the Velvet Bandit, Flip or Fold, the Vault Run and the Suit League. Fifteen side games, one wallet, and every chip they pay feeds the one thing that matters: the next hand.

Tour the house