The group chat is full. Time to find some new degens.
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Head to the home-games directory and pick your city. You'll see the local players and any open games looking for people — with the stakes (blinds), buy-in and how many seats are left.
See one you like? Tap Request to join. The host gets your request and decides — you're never dropped into a stranger's game automatically, and they're never forced to take you.
Open games are social play, in blinds only — no real-money stakes are shown or handled. It's about finding people to play with, not running a casino.
Opening a game? Flip on List publicly and set it up so people know what they're signing up for:
Now requests roll in and you approve or decline each one. Approve someone and they're seated; the table fills up to your cap and no further. You're the bouncer.
You decide who plays, full stop. Requests are yours to approve or reject, the player cap is enforced automatically, and you can stop listing the game any time — it drops off the directory immediately.
Under-18s are kept off the directory entirely and can't request to join — open games are 18+.
No. Public games are approval-only — players send a request and you approve or decline each one. Nobody is seated without your say-so.
They're shown as social play in blinds only — potcount never shows or handles real-money stakes on the public directory. How your table actually plays is between the players.
Turn off public listing any time and it drops from the city directory immediately.
Enough reading — deal a hand.
Start a home game — free