Real cards. Digital chips.

Your phone is the chips.

Deal a real deck as usual. Poker Chips Royale counts every blind, bet and pot, down to the last chip. Play on one phone in the middle of the table, or let everyone bet from their own.

iPhone & iPad Android Any browser

Two ways to play

One phone, or everyone's phone

Pick how your table plays when you start a new game. Both work for 2 to 8 players.

One device

One phone in the middle of the table

Lay a phone or tablet on the felt. When it is your turn, your seat opens into a panel that turns to face you: fold, check, call or raise, then confirm. The pot, the blinds and the dealer button move on by themselves.

  • No sign-up, no setup on anyone else's phone
  • Works completely offline
  • Tap the winner and the pot flies to their seat
One device: the player whose turn it is sees a panel turned toward them with Fold, Call and Raise
Multiple devices

Everyone plays from their own phone

The host opens the table and gets a QR code and a table code. Friends join in the app or straight from the browser, the host seats everyone in the Green Room, and every phone shows the table from that player's chair.

  • Join by QR code, table code or a shared link
  • iPhone, Android or any browser, mixed at the same table
  • Your stack, your buttons, your seat
The Green Room: the host's table with the table code, a QR code and the chairs around the felt

Pull up a chair

Join from any phone

The host needs the app. Everyone else picks whatever is in their pocket. Nobody creates an account.

iPhone & iPad

Host a table or join one. Scan the QR code or type the table code under Join a table.

App Store

Android

The same table and the same buttons. Android and iPhone players sit at the same game.

Google Play

Any browser

Scan the host's QR code with the camera and play from the browser. No download, nothing to install.

pokerchipsroyale.com/join
A guest's phone on the long side of the table, in landscape, with their own Fold, Call and Raise buttons
Every phone shows the table from that player's chair: landscape on the long sides, portrait at the ends.

At the table

The house keeps the count

Everything the chip case and the dealer's memory used to do, from the first blind to the last pot.

The raise panel with half pot, pot and all-in shortcuts
Your own phone at a Multiple devices table: you at the bottom with your stack and buttons, the others around the felt

Betting

Every bet lands in the pot

Blinds post themselves and the dealer button moves round. Tap Fold, Check, Call or Raise and confirm, and the chips slide into the pot with a real chip sound.

  • Raise by ½ pot, pot, all-in or an exact amount
  • Minimum raises and pot limit handled for you
  • Each seat shows what that player has in the pot
  • Face-down cards on the felt show whether the flop, turn or river comes next
Who won this pot? Tap the winner at the table, or pick several to split
The winner card showing who took the pot, with Next hand

Showdown

Tap the winner. The chips fly.

Turn the cards over and tap the winner on the table. The pot flies to their seat and the next hand is one tap away.

  • Split pots: pick several winners
  • Side pots on all-ins, paid out one at a time
  • Odd chips go to the right player
  • Wrong winner? Undo it and pick again
Add chips: half buy-in, buy-in or max
Rearrange seats: the chairs around the table, with a plus on every empty chair

Comings and goings

Rebuys, late arrivals, early nights

Tap a seat to add chips. In the middle of a hand, they land as soon as the hand ends. When someone is out of chips, they can buy back in right from the winner card.

  • Add a player who turns up late, dealt in from the next hand
  • Remove a player who heads home
  • Rearrange seats on the chairs around the table
  • Guests ask for chips from their own phone, the host approves
Setup: choose the game, starting stack and blinds
House rules: ante, rebuys and the tournament clock

Your game, your rules

Six games, set up in a minute

Texas Hold'emThe classic, no limit
Omaha4 hole cards, pot limit
Omaha Hi-LoSplit pot, high and low
Five Card DrawTwo betting rounds
Short Deck36 cards, ante game
PineappleHold'em with a twist
  • Starting stacks from 10 to 100,000 chips
  • Blinds from 1/2 up to 10K/20K, plus an optional ante
  • Rebuys any time or between hands, with or without a limit
  • Tournament clock that raises the blinds on a schedule
Game ended: the final standings in chips and Share results
Game log and stats: hands played, biggest pot and every player's results

After the last hand

Who won the night

When the last hand is done, the app shows the final standings in chips. Every game night is saved on your phone with the winner, the standings and the biggest pot.

  • A scoreboard every five hands
  • Hand log and stats for every player
  • Share the results as a picture in the group chat
  • The Poker Hands chart is one tap away in the menu

The rooms

Set the table to match the evening

Four table themes. At a Multiple devices table, the host's choice follows to every guest's screen.

Midnight Monte Carlo theme: green felt with champagne gold
Midnight Monte Carlo
Royal Indigo theme: deep blue felt with silver
Royal Indigo
Crimson Room theme: wine red felt with warm gold
Crimson Room
Carbon theme: near-black felt with cyan
Carbon

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this gambling?

No. There is no real money in Poker Chips Royale: no wagering, no deposits, no payouts. The app only replaces the physical chips in a game you are already playing in person with real cards.

Do my friends need the app?

No. With One device, everyone shares a single phone or tablet. With Multiple devices, friends can join in the app on iPhone or Android, or straight from the browser at pokerchipsroyale.com/join, with no download and no account.

Does it work without internet?

One device works completely offline, so it is perfect for the cabin or the basement. Multiple devices needs an internet connection on every phone, because the phones talk to each other through our relay. Nothing about the game is kept after the table closes.

How many players can play?

From 2 to 8 players, in both One device and Multiple devices. Players can join, leave and change seats during the evening.

Which games can we play?

Texas Hold'em, Omaha (pot limit), Omaha Hi-Lo, Five Card Draw, Short Deck and Pineapple. Each game has its own rules card in the app.

Is it free?

Yes. The app is free to download and use. There is one optional purchase that removes the ads and supports the app at the same time, but it is entirely optional.

Which devices does it run on?

iPhone and iPad with iOS 17 or later, and Android phones. To join someone else's table, any phone with a modern browser works too.

The table is set

Bring the deck. We bring the chips.

Free for iPhone, iPad and Android. Friends can join from any browser.

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