Bring your whole table

Moving your poker night? Bring everyone.

Poker Call is live-video poker for the people you actually play with. Move your crew in three steps and be back round the same table tonight.

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What makes Poker Call different

Six seats
Three along the top, three along the bottom. Small enough that everyone is in the conversation.
Camera on or off
Your choice, every time. Camera off? Sit behind a portrait instead.
Poker Night private tables
Open a private table, share one code, and your crew is sat round the same felt. The host decides who is let in.
Table gifts
Throw flowers, flexes and a bit of friendly ribbing from seat to seat.
Side games
15 more games in the house, each with its odds published, for between hands.
Play chips only
Chips have no cash value and nothing can be cashed out. 18+ only.

Move your crew in 3 steps

  1. Everyone signs up on the website

    Android: use the Gmail your Play Store uses. iPhone: any email works.

  2. Put your friend’s name in “Who invited you?”

    It is on the sign-up form. It lets us thank whoever brought you.

  3. Open the invite email on your phone and follow it

    It has the link for your phone. Then start a Poker Night and share the code.

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Android? Use the Gmail your Play Store uses.

Scan to join Poker Call: sign up, then put your friend’s name in the Who invited you box

Quick questions

Is it real money?

No. Poker Call is played with chips that have no cash value and can never be cashed out. There is no real-money gambling and no cash prizes. It is for adults aged 18 and over.

What does it cost?

Nothing to join during the free test. Sign up, get your invite and play with free chips.

Can my friends on Android and iPhone play together?

Yes. Poker Call runs on iPhone and Android, and a private table works the same for everyone, whichever phone they have.

Do I have to be on camera?

No. Camera on or off is your choice. With it off, your seat shows a portrait instead.

How many people fit at a table?

Six seats at a table, three along the top and three along the bottom. Poker Night can hold more people on the rail, with six sitting down to play.

More answers in the FAQ · How Poker Night works