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What software do you use for the actual poker game?

• petesamrogers 6y ago
  Discovered via the doc below, I've used lipoker.io and blockchain.poker. Both decent and accounts/logins not required https://docs.google.com/document/d/10iOD7Wy_YU4NmkPU7ZH7YTrq11qJAANjZZ0PAotKhR8/preview?fbclid=IwAR3d6gte-hUx3d0-Bo5VBurCw8BarV-3artzK4DMmf7sbWJM9XoGgrFvqKo https://docs.google.com/document/d/10iOD7Wy_YU4NmkPU7ZH7YTrq...
  • ryandrake 6y ago
    There are so many different software platforms for poker in 2020 it's not even funny. So much competition and innovation. I have about half a dozen poker groups that play regularly (some daily) together, and while most of them settled on PokerStars and PokerBros, others are using Poker Mavens (self hosted), PokerNow, Pokerrrr, etc. I thought COVID-19 would kill poker but it really seems to be going through a revitalization with everyone bored at home.
• potench 6y ago
  We use pokerstars.bet which has an option to obtain free tokens and to host a “home” game. You share your “club id” so your friends can register for and join your game. Some friends observe the game without playing. Separately, we join a zoom while playing. $20 buy in and the software allows optional buy-backs for a period. It scales automatically to number of players so we’ve had multiple tables going at once in a game that collapse down as players are eliminated. Pokerstars is a beast, it opens a million windows, but I gotta admit, it’s also got a million features - though once it did incorrectly decide the winning hang which left all of us scratching our heads and 1 person very upset.