AsiaPokerTexas Hold'em, re-engineered
Three cards.
Five streets.
One Trump.
AsiaPoker starts from Texas Hold'em, the world's favourite poker game, and turns up the action. You get an extra hole card and an extra street, and every hand builds to one last card that can turn it around: the Trump.
Play money only. Chips have no cash value and can't be cashed out. For players 18+.
Built on Hold'em, made for more action
If you know Texas Hold'em, you already know how to play: same blinds, same betting, same hand rankings. We changed only what makes a hand exciting: more cards to play with, more chances to bet, and more big hands at showdown.
Hole cards
Three hole cards instead of two means more starting hands worth playing, more draws, and fewer hands you fold before the flop.
Betting rounds
The board comes 2 → 3 → 4 → 5 cards. That's one more street than Hold'em, so one more chance to bet, bluff or make your move.
Cards to choose from
Your best five cards can come from any mix of your 3 hole cards and the 5 on the board, so straights, flushes and full houses come up far more often.
| Texas Hold'em | AsiaPoker | |
|---|---|---|
| Hole cards | 2 | 3 |
| Community cards | 5, dealt 3 → 1 → 1 | 5, dealt 2 → 1 → 1 → 1 |
| Betting rounds | 4 | 5 (Pre-flop, Flop, Turn, River, Trump) |
| Cards to make your hand | Best 5 of 7 | Best 5 of 8 |
| Blinds, betting, hand rankings | Standard | Same as Hold'em |
How a hand unfolds
Each round reveals more of the board, and the hand is decided on the Trump.
Ways to play
Public tables
Pick a stake and you're dealt in almost at once. Tables seat up to seven, and the seats are filled quickly so you're never left waiting for a game.
Private tables
Run your own game for friends. Create a table, share the invite code, set the stakes and how long it stays open. Only the people you invite can join.
Free chips every day
New players get 50,000 chips. If you run low, your balance refills on its own over time, so you can always get back to the table.
Play anywhere
Play in your browser today, with phone apps coming. Sign in with Google to keep your chips and history across devices.