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A private card room

Deal your own game.

Make a club, invite your friends, and set the rules yourself. No strangers, no lobby, no money.

The games

Hold'em, Omaha, short deck. A table or a cup.

No-limit Hold'em

Two cards each. Bet anything you have.

Short deck

Twos through fives removed. A flush beats a full house.

Pot-limit Omaha

Four cards each, exactly two of which must play.

  • Virtual cash tables

    Two to ten seats, your blinds, and a range of starting stacks players choose inside.

  • Sit & Go

    Deals when enough people have turned up, with a last call so nobody misses it.

  • Scheduled

    Thursday at nine, in a real time zone. Every Thursday, if you say so.

  • Multi-table

    A field across as many tables as it takes, rebalanced as it shrinks.

The standard

Everything you expect from an online room.

  • Blind ladders

    Slow, regular, turbo or hyper, or a level length of your own.

  • Stacks

    Short, standard or deep, or any figure you like.

  • Late entry, rebuys and add-ons

    Three windows, each set on its own, so you can have one without the others.

  • Play structures

    The house structure, or a double up where everybody still in gets the same.

  • Replayer

    Watch a hand or a whole tournament back, card by card.

  • An action clock, and a time bank

    Seconds to act, and a reserve to draw on once a hand rather than once a decision.

The house rules

And everything that makes it a good night.

  • Short deck

    Thirty-six cards: nothing under a six.

  • Bomb pots

    Everybody posts and the flop comes straight out. No preflop betting at all.

  • Straddle

    Under the gun posts blind and acts last before the flop.

  • Run it twice

    When everybody left is all in, each of them is asked. All have to agree.

  • Seven-deuce

    Win a pot holding 7-2 and everybody else dealt in hands you chips.

  • Rabbit hunt

    After a hand everybody folds, the rest of the board is shown.

Running the club

Create your club, or join one.

  • Every hand, kept

    Replayable and linkable, and openable outside the club if the host allows it.

  • Boards that settle it

    Tonight, thirty days, all time, and a season across the tournaments.

  • Take your hands with you

    They download in the Open Hand History format, so a tracker can read them.

  • Owners, admins and members

    Who may deal, who may hand out coins, and who may only sit down.

  • Your room's own look

    A picture behind the table and your own logo on the felt.

  • A chip stack per club

    Coins belong to a club, and the host says what everybody starts with.

The answers

Frequently asked questions

The table is set.

Free to play. Club Plus €90 a year, Account Plus €19 a year — what each includes.

PKWAT is not a gambling site. No stake, and no prize of any kind. The chips are play money and cannot be bought, sold or cashed out.