01
Take a seat
Pick a mode and sit down. Send one link and a friend lands straight at your table, no account required on their end either.
Play the cards. Play the players.
You know your hand. Nobody else’s. Every bid is a bet on the cards you can’t see: call it, or get caught bluffing.
Free, no download, no account. About ten seconds to your seat.
Try one hand
Is this a lie?
A bid is a claim about everyone’s cards, not just the bidder’s, and you can only see your own. Tobias, sitting right before you, just bid three Aces. What do you do?
Cassius5/5
juno_m2/5
Tobias2/5
A
A♠
A
A
A♦
A
7
7♣
7
You3/5
You hold two Aces and one Seven. Tobias says there are three Aces at the table.
Prefer to watch first? Spectate a live table
Inside a real game
Take a seat. Call the bluff. Own the table.
02
Play the room
It opens calm, a small claim, a small raise. Then someone overreaches, and any seat can call it the moment it smells like a lie.
03
The reckoning
The table empties one seat at a time. Every bluff that landed and every call that caught one, laid bare at the end.
04
Know your game
Win rate. Bluff success. Call accuracy. The numbers that show how you actually play, not how you think you play.
The loop
Bid, or call the bluff.
Claim a hand
On your turn you name a poker hand, say a pair of Kings or a full house, and claim it exists somewhere in the combined cards of every player at the table. Each claim must beat the last one.
Or call Liar
Nobody waits their turn to call one. Any player can challenge at any moment, on anyone’s bid. Every hand turns over and the table counts. If the claim held up, the challenger was wrong.
Loser takes a card
Whoever got it wrong takes a penalty card and opens the next round. More cards means more information about their hand, and less room to bluff. Reach six and you’re out. Last player standing wins.
Ranked
Six ranks. One rating.
One rating decides your rank and your place on the board. Every ranked result moves it. Pick a rank to see how it reads.
Silver I
1400 Elo
Where every account begins. Counting the pool, not just your hand.
Pick a rank
1Wren2612
2kestrel_2481
3Odile2344
4ninebelow2190
5Marta K.2038
6Halvard1877
7pia.1731
8Cassius1620
9juno_m1488
10You1400
11Tobias1352
12ren1204
New accounts start at 1400 Elo, mid‑Silver, with room to fall as well as climb.
Card Rankings
Eight hands, weakest to strongest.
Every bid must beat the last one: a higher rank, a higher quantity, or a harder hand entirely.
01High CardAt least one of a rank
02PairTwo of a rank, anywhere at the table
03Two PairTies break on the higher pair
04Three of a KindThree of a rank
05StraightFive consecutive ranks in the pool
06Full HouseTies break on the three of a kind
07Four of a KindAll four of a rank
08Flush, the ceilingName five exact cards of one suit. To beat a flush, your five ranks must sum higher.
Bid the top five cards of a suit and nobody can go higher, so the next player is forced to call Liar. Read the full rules
Three ways to play
Climb, host or practise.
Same rules and the same table in all three. What changes is whether the result counts, and who is sitting across from you.
Ranked
Matched against players near your rating. Every result moves your MMR, your rank and your place on the global board.
Play rankedFriends’ Round
Make a table, send the link. Anyone who opens it drops straight into the seat. No accounts, no lobby codes to read out loud.
Make a tableSolo Practice
Three bots, one seat for you, starts instantly. Set the difficulty yourself, or hand the table to a real AI opponent instead of a scripted one.
Practise now