Host a poker night for your remote team
Meet around a private Texas Hold’em table while your usual team call handles conversation. Two to nine people can play together with free chips and no accounts.
How it works in 3 steps
- Plan a casual session. Choose a time and send your voice or video call link. Explain that the game uses play-money points, and share the rules so new players can join comfortably.
- Create a private table. Enter your display name, keep Room access set to Private, and choose a longer turn timer for a mixed-experience group. Send the table invitation to the team.
- Deal when everyone is ready. Check that teammates have taken their seats before starting. Leave bots out for a people-only game or add them to spare seats while you wait. Agree on a finish time and take breaks between hands.
A useful table tip
Keep each player’s poker tab private during the call. Share the table invitation instead of screen sharing, which can reveal your hole cards.
Frequently asked questions
How many teammates can play?
A table supports two to nine seated players. Additional guests can watch, but they do not receive cards until they take a seat.
Does everyone need a company account?
No. Each person joins with a display name using the invitation link. No account or poker client is required.
How do we keep the game for our team?
Use a Private table so it is absent from the public lobby. Share the invitation only with your group, then lock the table after everyone arrives. Anyone holding an unlocked invitation can join.
Can we play for money or prizes?
Play money only: no real money, no prizes, no cash-out.