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A growing library of dealer's-choice poker variants. Learn the rules for any game, and practice against AI opponents wherever a "Play now" button is available.
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Chinese Poker
The original, simultaneous-deal version of Chinese Poker: all thirteen cards dealt at once, then arranged into three hands (top, middle, bottom) and scored against every opponent.
Learn the rules →Open-Face Chinese Poker
A very different kind of poker: no betting rounds at all. Thirteen cards are arranged into three hands (top, middle, bottom), scored against each opponent's three hands.
Learn the rules →Pai Gow Poker
A banking card-table adaptation of the ancient Chinese tile game Pai Gow: each player splits seven cards into a five-card hand and a two-card hand, both of which must beat the banker's.
Learn the rules →Short Deck Hold'em
Also called Six Plus Hold'em: Texas Hold'em played with a 36-card deck (2s through 5s removed), which flips some standard hand rankings and is popularly associated with high-stakes Asian cash games.
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