The Card Room
Texas Hold'em between $RIBBIT holders, dealt by a canister on the Internet Computer. The House does not see your cards and cannot reorder the deck.
The card room is open to $RIBBIT holders. Connect your wallet using the button in the top right and this page will tell you where you stand — no signature needed just to check.
Your Solana wallet proves you hold $RIBBIT. It cannot sign for the Internet Computer, where the table actually runs — different chain, different signature. So the card room asks for an Internet Identity. Sign in with Google, Apple, Microsoft or a passkey. It is free, there is no seed phrase to write down, and it takes about as long as any other sign-in button.
The reason it is a second login and not a database row: the deal happens on-chain, so nobody — us included — can see a hole card or touch the shuffle. That guarantee is the whole point, and it is not available to a game running on our own server.
Set up an Internet Identity first →Hold'em is dealt from a deck shuffled with randomness drawn from the Internet Computer itself, refreshed every deck. Read how the shuffle works, and what we have not yet proven about it, on the Fairness page.