It's the hangout, not just the game.

You watch the person

Everyone gets their own video tile, faces front and center. On your phone, whoever's about to act fills your screen. You read the flinch, the grin, the "why'd he just do that." The tell is back.

The talking never stops

A green ring lights whoever's talking, so the side-chatter, the trash talk, and the bad beats keep flowing between hands. It's a hangout with a deck in it.

Seven games, dealer's choice

Hold'em, Omaha, Omaha Hi/Lo, Crazy Pineapple, 7-Card Stud, 5-Card Draw, Deuces Wild. Lock in one game or let every dealer call it. No shuffling, no counting chips. Table Talk handles it for you.

Open a table

Your first games are free: one online and one in person. After that, one flat fee opens the table and everyone you invite always joins free. No subscriptions.

Text your people the link

Up to nine friends tap in, cameras on. Private and invite-only. It's your table, not a lobby of strangers.

Play, talk, settle up

Real poker, real faces. At the end, Table Talk tallies a receipt so everyone knows who's the shark.

Table Talk's got you covered there too.

Everyone actually in the same room for once? Put the board up on the big screen and deal to everyone's phone. It's still real poker — dealer's choice and all; you just skip the part nobody likes: counting stacks, remembering who rebought, and doing settle-up math at 1am.

Playing with real cards and real chips? Log the night afterwards and it still counts toward the same leaderboard.

You pay to start the table. The pot is just for fun.

Your credit is a flat fee to open a private game. Like renting the room, not buying into a pot. Once you're in, the chips on the table are play-money with no cash value. Nobody buys in, nobody cashes out, and there's nothing to win but the receipt and the story.