Play Texas Hold'em & Omaha with millions of players worldwide. Enjoy realistic 3D poker tables, multiplayer tournaments, and exciting poker modes! Get free daily chips!
Pokerist is a free-to-play multiplayer poker game with Texas Hold'em, Omaha, tournaments, and realistic 3D poker tables. Use virtual chips to play with friends or join millions of players worldwide, and choose between casual and competitive poker modes. Whether you're new to Texas Hold'em or an experienced poker player, discover different poker games and tournament formats, compete with real players, and enjoy an immersive poker-table experience.
Why choose Pokerist?
FREE & CASUAL POKER: Play Texas Hold'em for fun without risking real money. Collect free chips every day, and jump into a table for a quick game or stay for a longer poker session. Want to start right away? Choose guest mode and play without registering. Pokerist uses virtual chips and combines casual, low-pressure poker with plenty of modes, tournaments, and events when you want more to do.
SOCIAL & MULTIPLAYER POKER: Join live multiplayer poker tables and play in real time with millions of players from around the world. Play poker with friends, invite them to join you at the tables, or meet other poker fans as you play. Chat, exchange gifts, customize your profile, and compete on leaderboards.
REALISTIC 3D POKER EXPERIENCE: Enjoy familiar Texas Hold'em gameplay with real players, detailed 3D tables, and smooth animations. Experience the atmosphere and feel of a traditional poker table while playing with virtual chips.
TOURNAMENTS & COMPETITIVE PLAY: Test your skills in Sit'n'Go tournaments, Multi-Table Tournaments (MTT), and fast-paced Boost Poker. Compete against other players, climb the leaderboards, and choose between quick tournament sessions and larger multi-table competitions. Play different poker tournament formats and find the level of competition that suits how you want to play.
POKER GAMES, MODES & VARIANTS: There's more than one way to play poker in Pokerist. Play classic Texas Hold'em and Omaha Poker, try Poker Party tables with unusual rules, jokers, and special powers, or explore Video Poker, Ultimate Texas Hold'em, Three Card Poker, Pai Gow Poker, Bet on Poker, Let it Ride Poker, and Caribbean Poker. From traditional poker games to alternative variants and experimental modes, Pokerist gives you plenty of ways to play poker in one app.
POKER FOR BEGINNERS: New to Texas Hold'em? Pokerist makes it easy to start playing. Follow a simple tutorial to learn the basic flow of the game, then practice at the tables with virtual chips and real players. Get comfortable with Texas Hold'em at your own pace before moving on to tournaments and more competitive poker modes.
PLAY ACROSS MOBILE & DESKTOP: Play Pokerist wherever you want: on your phone, tablet, or PC via Steam. Use the same account across devices, keep your progress when you switch platforms, and play in the same shared player pool on mobile and desktop. Jump into a quick game on the go, then continue on a bigger screen at home.
REWARDS & VIP PROGRAM: Collect daily rewards, unlock achievements, and join the VIP program for exclusive bonuses and tables.
FAIR & SECURE PLAY: Pokerist uses a certified Random Number Generator (RNG) and security measures designed to support fair play.
This game is only available to users of legal age. The game offers no possibility of winning money or anything of value. Success in playing this game does not imply your success in a similar real-money casino game.
I think this game is fun, easy to use, and very reasonable. I mostly play under the Blackjack game system, despite playing poker more often. I believe previous comments show why chat rules need to be in place. I do not like that Boost poker more often has lower than the total paid in. Actually my $50k buy in almost always has the total winning as $75k, despite three players contributing the $150k pot. This could improve to at least be the true pot size or at the very least $100-$150k for 75% of the time.Questions for developers: Why the new eye function? When are my cards actually shown? I would like specifics please. I have seen players cards who folded (last to fold against one other player) and never revealing the winner’s cards (likely bluffing). Is this new feature to encourage players to hand over login/Facebook to information to remove their cards being shown? And does this remove it?Also, PLEASE fix the game to auto log out players who close the app. At the very least it could log them out after the first “circle” of time! This alone has made me want to stop playing regularly, and I play less frequently because of it!
Developer Response
Hello! The blinking eye icon lets you show your cards at the end of the hand if you wish. Official poker rules require aggressive players and players who went all in to reveal their cards. You can learn more about these rules at the "Rules - Revealing hands" sectionAbout boost tournamentsEach player pays an entry fee to the whole prize pool for all players. That's why there is always a possibility to receive a huge number on the jackpot reel. Also, even the minimum payout will be the 1.5x from the entrance fee amount for the winner. We hope, that we've answered your question. We wish you good luck in the game.Thank you for your interest in our games! We'll send your ideas to our developer's team.
Ive lost my thrill
Sonygyrl
I enjoyed playing this game. Yes, past tense In fact, it’s the only game I’ve actually paid to keep playing. Specially the tournaments. I would give it a five star before when they had 50k tournaments, and there was A freebie every 24 hours on each tournament. That’s what made it even more fun. Rewards were awesome knowing how you can be low one minute and next thing you know you’re playing with the big brawlers, and the more I had the bigger my bets was great even if I was broke again 5 min later. THAT WAS A THRILL!!! . When I was low I’d go back to freebies, use those up and then I’d pay to keep playing and well worth it. And I have paid a good chunk of money on this app. But now that they eliminated all those goodies I have to pay to play a 250k tournament for a reward that is most likely going to be 375k and now it seems like I loose most of the time which is aggravating because before I use to get a thrill even when I lost. And in my personal opinion I feel like as the app is becoming more popular, it’s also looking greedy. It just doesn’t seem to be so entertaining anymore since I’m moody loosing. And I don’t consider myself a soar looser. Only on this app I have lately. I’m honestly thinking about deleting it. Lol. Which will make my heart ache. I hope the person that decided to make those changes gets fired cause I’m not the only one that feels that way. I hope it comes back to how it was.
Developer Response
Hello!To balance out the game, we've decided to remove the 50,000 tournament buy-in category due to its decreasing popularity. Lately, there was a constant flow of events and activities being implemented. That allowed our players to earn more chips and participate in higher-stakes tournaments. We will pass on your feedback to the game developers.There are different tournaments in our game. In boost tournaments, to whom you are referring, every player pays a buy-in into the joint prize pool. All winnings are distributed from this pool, so it's rare to have a large prize pool. You can try other tournaments, Sint'n'Go or MTT, where players' buy-ins form the prize pool for a particular tournament. As it was before and always will be, events in the game continue to occur on a completely random basis. Only the individual on their respective device and no one else can influence a game. Each hand, round, and game is and will always remain unpredictable. This is an irrevocable fact. We wish you the best of luck.
Rename this game to “all in bets only”
onykage
So this is the second poker game I’ve tried of 4 listed. The deals are seemingly random which is nice. How ever, you have 2 kinds of people at the table when you play. 2 or more are just trading large amounts of chips back and forth constantly, forcing anyone else at the table to “all in” just to see the flop with a 75% chance you lose. Or people with low chips and they just all in till completely broke.Now there is a catch 22 for this. This game has some stupid insurance policy enforced which makes it pay off to only “all in”, because there is a highly likely chance you will get some of your bet back for “all in” should you loose.Devs. You have a solid game. You want to get people to spend money, stop allowing the chip trading (remove the social aspect and friends) and remove the option to “all in” bet before the flop. This allows people to atleast attempt to play poker. Also remove the insurance policy. If I only have 6k chips and you all in with 500k chips and I win, I should receive 506k chips. It’s not rocket science. If the other person is dumb enough to bet like that, then they should lose and learn. If you want to curve this, simply make it either A you have a max chip stack at the table, or B you can only max bet the max of the next highest stack at the table. If I have to report people constantly just to play poker because they spam chat and other crap, I’d rather not even play.
Developer Response
Hello!We cannot force anyone to play by certain standards. We can offer you to switch tables if you do not want to play with risky players or you may try playing in our tournament modes, where a more serious game of poker predominates. Also note that constantly playing “all in”, particularly before the showdown, poses a great risk of losing and cool-headed players may always take advantage of this, winning large numbers of chips in one hand.
Terrible algorithm
NoNicksLefft
This game is so unbelievably unrealistic. I have seen and played this game for years and literally just on a regular day not even playing that much. You’re gonna see hands you would hardly ever see ever. You’re gonna see four of a kind straight flushes royal flushes almost on a common basis, compared to the odds of seeing them in a poker room where poker is being played all day long. Roulette people were talking about hitting certain colors like 56 times in a row and then betting the other color. Once that chat had occurred out of nowhere every time the roulette table was being played for colors. It would go seven times till the next color 7×7×7 times and then 11 times followed by nine times like literally incapable odds so when this was reported to them, they get very defensive. It’s obviously not the actual developers. It’s some moderators that take things personally they said they have certified third-party developers. I’ve been reading here that they’re certified third-party algorithms are by some third-party developer who created this algorithm they won’t say who it is all they say is it certified it’s so unrealistic they just comment that it’s certified they get very defensive. You see a little bit here in their responses to negative reviews but I’m telling you when you talk to them or you send them an email they get very nasty. It’s definitely not the developers that are responding. The customer support is worse than the algorithm which is in my opinion very corrupt.
Developer Response
Hello!We do not interfere with our games in any way, shape, or form. Events in our games continue to occur on a completely random basis. No one has any control over these games. Each hand, round, and game is and will always be unpredictable. Furthermore, our RNG algorithms are certified to be fully compliant with industry standards. This is proven by an independent third-party test lab. Should you still have any doubts or concerns, please contact us anytime at support@kamagames.com.
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