Friday night, around the kitchen table

Home poker games, explained

Clear rules, four-player example hands, and player ratings for the poker variants you actually play at home. Always free β€” vote and comment without an account.

4 games

Matching games

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Texas Hold'em

The classic
Community

Two hole cards, five shared cards, make your best five. The game everyone knows — a perfect warm-up round.

πŸ‘₯ 2–10⏱ ~variesπŸ“Š Easy
★★★★β˜…4.5(2)

Omaha

High / Hi-Lo
Community

Four hole cards, use exactly two with three of the board. Big hands and bigger pots than Hold'em.

πŸ‘₯ 2–9⏱ ~variesπŸ“Š Medium
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Iron Cross

Criss Cross
Community

Five community cards in a plus-sign; make your hand using one row or column. Lots of betting rounds, lots of suspense.

πŸ‘₯ 3–7⏱ ~25 minπŸ“Š Medium
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Pineapple

Crazy Pineapple
Community

Hold'em with three hole cards — discard one (after the flop in Crazy). More action, bigger draws, easy to learn.

πŸ‘₯ 2–9⏱ ~variesπŸ“Š Easy
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