CLASSIC GAMES
Also known as Texas Hold'em, Five-card draw
A home game, not a casino. Real chips you stack and push into a pot, a real deck, and hole cards that are genuinely hidden from the other players — no money changes hands anywhere on DiceyTable.
Two cards face down to each player. The two players left of the dealer post the small and big blinds. A round of betting, then three community cards face up (the flop), another round, a fourth card (the turn), another round, a fifth (the river), and a final round.
Anyone still in makes their best five-card hand from any combination of their two hole cards and the five on the table. Best hand takes the pot.
From the top: straight flush, four of a kind, full house, flush, straight, three of a kind, two pair, one pair, high card. Ties are broken by the highest card in the hand, then the next, and so on.
On your turn you check (if nobody has bet), bet or raise, call, or fold. A round ends when everyone still in has matched the largest bet. Agree your stakes, blind structure and whether raises are capped before you deal the first hand — it saves an argument later.
The same deck and chips run five-card draw, seven-card stud, Omaha, Chicago and every dealer's-choice oddity your group has ever invented.
DiceyTable gives you the physical game — the board, the pieces and real 3D physics — not a rules engine. Nobody's move is validated and no illegal move is blocked, so house rules and variants cost you nothing. It runs in the browser with nothing to install, it is free, and you share a link to bring people in.
Setup is manual: you place the board and pieces from the in-table object library, the same way you would unpack a box. Every player needs a free account — there is nothing to download on any device.
Start a table, invite your group with a link, and place the pieces from the object library. Free, in the browser, with nothing to install.