How a turn works
- Your phone buzzes: it's your move, and the notification says what you're facing.
- Open the table, see what everyone did, and bet, call or fold.
- Put the phone away. The next player gets their notification, and the hand moves on.
A hand that takes two minutes at a real table might take a day here, and that's the point: nobody waits at a screen, and nobody has to clear an evening.
Built for groups that can't all be online at once
- Private clubs for your group, joined with an invite link
- Cash games and Sit 'n Go tournaments, up to six players a table
- Several tables at once, so there's usually a move waiting
- Table chat and voice notes between turns
Settle up without a spreadsheet
The club ledger records every buy-in and cash-out, shows who's up and who's down, and works out the fewest payments to get everyone even.
Hold'em, Omaha and Short Deck
Play No Limit Texas Hold'em, Pot Limit Omaha or Short Deck. The host sets the blinds and buy-ins, and can change them as the game goes.
Questions
- How long do I have to take my turn?
- As long as you need: there's no shot clock. A host can set a pace for a table, from six hours to two days a turn, and only players whose average turn is quicker than that can sit down.
- Is it real money?
- No. Async Poker never handles money: no deposits, no withdrawals and no real-money games. The ledger keeps score, and your group settles up however it likes.
- Is it free?
- Yes. Async Poker is free to download and play on iPhone and iPad.
- Can a friend on Android join?
- Not yet. Async Poker is on iPhone and iPad today.
- How many people can play?
- Up to six at a table, and a club can run several tables at once.
Start your game
Free on iPhone and iPad. Invite your group with a link.
