♠ NUTSTACK ♠

private poker games with friends

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How it works

A private hold'em table, one link away

  1. 1

    Deal a table

    Sign in and press Create Game. You get a private room with its own link, and you are the game master.

  2. 2

    Send the link

    Anyone with the link can sit down — up to 9 players. Friends who would rather watch can open it without signing in and spectate.

  3. 3

    Play

    No-limit hold’em, pot-limit Omaha, seven card stud, or dealer’s choice between them — in real time, in the browser. Nothing to install, on a laptop or a phone.

What you get

Built for a home game, not a casino

  • You run the table

    The game master sets the blinds, starts the game, and can end it cleanly after the current hand finishes.

  • Hardcore mode for real home games

    Turn it on and every buy-in has to be approved by the game master, so the chip counts on screen match what your group agreed to off it.

  • Every hand on the record

    Each room keeps a hand-by-hand history and a money ledger of every buy-in and cash-out, so settling up afterwards is a lookup, not an argument.

  • Proper poker

    Side pots, split pots, blinds that move correctly, out-of-turn actions rejected, and a hand evaluator that has been tested against every rank.

Play money, always

Play-money only. Chips have no cash value and nothing is ever bought, sold, or wagered here. Nutstack never touches money. If your group settles up, that is between you, off the site, and your responsibility.

Questions

Before you sit down

Is Nutstack free?
Yes. There is nothing to buy and no premium tier.
Is this real-money poker?
No. Play-money only. Chips have no cash value and nothing is ever bought, sold, or wagered here. The chips are a way to keep score for your own group.
Do my friends need an account?
To sit down and play, yes — signing in is what ties a seat to a person so nobody can act for anyone else. To watch, no. The room link works signed out as a spectator view.
How many people can play?
Up to 9 at one table.
What happens to a room when we stop?
A room closes after 30 minutes with no action, or sooner when the game master ends the game. Everyone seated is cashed out and the hand history and ledger stay available from the Game history page.
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Then press Create Game and send the link.