# FizzPoker > Play No-Limit Texas Hold’em with friends in your browser. Deal a private table, share the link and play — free, no download, no signup, no real money. FizzPoker is a free, browser-based No-Limit Texas Hold’em game for private groups. A host deals a table, shares its link, and friends join from any phone, tablet or computer — no download, no signup for small tables, and no real money, ever. It is built and run by an independent developer as a hobby project; there are no ads, no prices and no payouts. ## Facts - **Name:** FizzPoker (fizzpoker.com) - **What it is:** Free No-Limit Texas Hold’em for private groups, played in the browser - **Format:** Tournament-style freezeout, 2–9 players, blinds rising every 3–15 minutes - **Price:** Free. No ads, no paid plans, no in-app purchases - **Money:** Play chips only — no real money, prizes or payouts, ever - **Account:** None for tables of 2–4 players with one bot; a free email sign-in for larger tables, more bots, leagues and stats - **Platforms:** Any modern browser on phone, tablet or computer; installable as a web app - **Bots:** Five skill levels, from beginner to strong - **Review:** Post-game Fizz Score: an advisory, GTO-based review of each decision, never live advice - **Started:** June 2026 - **Hosting:** Servers in the European Union (Frankfurt and the Netherlands) - **Made by:** An independent developer, as a hobby project — not a company ## How to play poker online with friends 1. **Deal a table** — Pick 2–9 seats and a blind speed. 2. **Share the link** — Friends tap it and sit down — no app, no account. 3. **Play it out** — Blinds rise until one player holds every chip. ## FAQ ### Is FizzPoker free? Yes, completely. Tables for 2–4 players, with up to one bot, need no account at all. A free account unlocks tables of up to 9 players, more bots and post-game GTO stats — no payment, no card. ### Do my friends need to download an app or sign up? No. FizzPoker runs in any modern browser on phone, tablet or computer. Friends open the table link, pick a name and sit down — nothing to install, no account needed. ### Is it real-money poker? No. FizzPoker is played for fun only: chips have no cash value, and there are no prizes, payouts or cash-outs. ### What kind of poker is it? No-Limit Texas Hold’em as a tournament-style freezeout for 2–9 players. Everyone starts with the same stack, the blinds rise every 3, 5, 10 or 15 minutes (the host picks the speed), and the last player with chips wins. ### Can I play poker against bots? Yes. Any host can seat one bot without an account, and signed-in hosts can fill every empty seat with bots at five skill levels — good for practice, or when the group is a player short. ### What is the Fizz Score? After the game, FizzPoker reviews every decision a signed-in player made against game-theory (GTO) models and labels it acceptable, inaccuracy, mistake or blunder. It is an advisory second opinion, and it only appears after the hand — never at the table. ## Why is it free? How do you make money? I don’t. FizzPoker is a hobby project: I like programming and I like playing poker, so I built a place to do both. Enjoy! ## Pages - [Play FizzPoker](https://www.fizzpoker.com/): deal a table and share the link (updated 2026-10-22) - [About FizzPoker](https://www.fizzpoker.com/about): who makes it, how it is run, fact sheet and logo (updated 2026-10-22) - [Poker test](https://www.fizzpoker.com/poker-test): twelve Hold’em decisions, graded hand by hand, with a Poker IQ on a bell curve (updated 2026-10-22) - [Fizz Score](https://www.fizzpoker.com/fizz-score): how the post-game decision review works, its verdict bands and its limits (updated 2026-10-06) ## Poker tools - [All poker tools](https://www.fizzpoker.com/poker-tools): Poker calculators that run in your browser: odds and equity, pot odds, outs, chip distribution, blind structures and a tournament clock — plus a table to use them at. (updated 2026-10-01) - [Poker calculator](https://www.fizzpoker.com/poker-calculator): Free Texas Hold’em poker calculator: pick up to nine hands and any board, and see each hand’s win, tie and equity odds — exact on the flop and turn. (updated 2026-10-05) - [Equity vs range](https://www.fizzpoker.com/poker-equity-calculator): Calculate your poker equity against a range, not just one hand: paint the opponent’s range on a 13×13 grid, add a board, and see your equity update live. (updated 2026-10-05) - [Pot odds calculator](https://www.fizzpoker.com/pot-odds-calculator): Enter the pot and the bet to see the equity you need to call, then compare it with your draw’s real chance to hit. Free pot odds calculator with the formula explained. (updated 2026-10-05) - [Outs & rule of 2 and 4](https://www.fizzpoker.com/poker-outs): Count your outs and turn them into odds with the rule of 2 and 4 — then see exactly where the shortcut is right and where it overestimates, draw by draw. (updated 2026-10-05) - [Chip calculator](https://www.fizzpoker.com/poker-chip-calculator): How many poker chips each player gets, and in which colors: enter your players and your chip set, and get a starting stack that makes change easily. (updated 2026-10-01) - [Chip values by color](https://www.fizzpoker.com/poker-chip-values): Common poker chip colors and values — white 1, red 5, green 25, black 100, purple 500, orange 1,000 — plus 4- and 5-color home schemes and how to value your set. (updated 2026-10-01) - [Blind clock](https://www.fizzpoker.com/poker-timer): A free poker tournament clock that runs in your browser: levels, blinds, a countdown the whole room can read, pause, skip and a chime when blinds go up. (updated 2026-10-05) - [Blind structure calculator](https://www.fizzpoker.com/poker-blind-structure): Build a poker tournament blind structure from your player count, starting stack and how long you want to play — with a chart of stack depth level by level. (updated 2026-10-01) ## Learn poker - [Learn poker](https://www.fizzpoker.com/learn-poker): Learn Texas Hold’em step by step: rules, hand rankings, positions, odds and strategy, each with a visual or a tool — then practice at a free table with friends or bots. (updated 2026-10-05) - [How to play Hold’em](https://www.fizzpoker.com/how-to-play-texas-holdem): Texas Hold’em rules in plain English: blinds, the four betting rounds, what you can do on your turn and how the showdown works — with a hand you can step through. (updated 2026-10-05) - [Hand rankings](https://www.fizzpoker.com/poker-hand-rankings): All ten poker hands ranked from royal flush to high card, with the real odds of making each one in Texas Hold’em and a tool that tells you which hand wins. (updated 2026-10-01) - [Cheat sheet](https://www.fizzpoker.com/poker-cheat-sheet): A printable poker cheat sheet on one page: hand rankings, the best starting hands, pot odds, common draws and table positions. Print it or keep it open while you play. (updated 2026-10-05) - [Starting hands chart](https://www.fizzpoker.com/poker-starting-hands): Every Texas Hold’em starting hand on one 13×13 chart, colored by how often it wins against one to eight opponents — plus which hands to play from which seat. (updated 2026-10-05) - [Odds chart](https://www.fizzpoker.com/poker-odds-chart): The poker odds worth knowing: AA vs KK and other classic matchups, the odds of pocket aces or a royal flush, and every common draw from gutshot to combo draw. (updated 2026-10-01) - [Positions](https://www.fizzpoker.com/poker-positions): Poker table positions from UTG to the button, for any table size from heads-up to nine-handed: who acts when, why late position wins more, and how ranges widen. (updated 2026-10-01) - [Poker terms](https://www.fizzpoker.com/poker-terms): Poker terms and slang explained in plain English, from ante to zero-sum: search the glossary, see examples at the table, and learn the words you’ll hear first. (updated 2026-10-05) - [GTO poker](https://www.fizzpoker.com/gto-poker): GTO poker in plain English: what an equilibrium strategy is, why it can’t be exploited, and the two formulas behind it, with an interactive chart. (updated 2026-10-01) - [Rate my hand](https://www.fizzpoker.com/poker-hand-analyzer): Rate your poker hand: enter your cards and the board to see what you have, how many hands beat you and your odds — then get real decisions reviewed after the game. (updated 2026-10-01) - [Poker AI](https://www.fizzpoker.com/poker-ai): How poker AI works: why poker is harder for computers than chess, how counterfactual regret minimization finds strategies, and what Libratus and Pluribus changed. (updated 2026-10-05) - [Player types test](https://www.fizzpoker.com/types-of-poker-players): The poker player types — nit, rock, TAG, LAG, calling station, maniac — explained with their numbers. Answer eight questions to find your own style, then play against it. (updated 2026-10-05) - [Poker practice](https://www.fizzpoker.com/poker-practice): Practice poker for free: a pot-odds drill that scores your decisions, bots at five levels to play against, and a post-game review that points at the spots worth studying. (updated 2026-10-05) ## Play - [Free Texas Hold’em](https://www.fizzpoker.com/free-texas-holdem): Play free No-Limit Texas Hold’em online with friends or bots. No download, no signup, no real money — deal a private table and share the link. (updated 2026-10-05) - [Poker with no download](https://www.fizzpoker.com/free-poker-no-download): Free online poker that runs in your browser on phone, tablet or computer. Nothing to install, no signup for 2–4 players, and it adds to your home screen like an app. (updated 2026-10-19) - [Poker for fun](https://www.fizzpoker.com/poker-for-fun): Play-money poker for friends: free No-Limit Hold’em where chips have no cash value. Keep it fun with bragging rights, rematches and stakes that cost nothing. (updated 2026-10-05) - [Poker against bots](https://www.fizzpoker.com/poker-against-bots): Practice No-Limit Hold’em against computer opponents at five skill levels, from calling station to game-theory-guided. Free, in your browser, alone or with friends. (updated 2026-10-19) - [Heads-up poker](https://www.fizzpoker.com/heads-up-poker): How heads-up poker works: who posts which blind, who acts first, and why hand values change one-on-one — with an equity chart for all 169 hands and a free 2-player table. (updated 2026-10-05) - [Private poker table](https://www.fizzpoker.com/private-poker-table): Start a private online poker table in seconds. Only people with your link can join — no lobby, no strangers, no signup for 2–4 players. Free Texas Hold’em for your group. (updated 2026-10-05) - [Free poker tournaments](https://www.fizzpoker.com/free-poker-tournaments): Host a free poker tournament for 2–9 friends: equal stacks, rising blinds, last player standing wins. See how long it will take before you deal the first hand. (updated 2026-10-05) - [Sit and go](https://www.fizzpoker.com/sit-and-go): A sit and go is a poker tournament that starts when the seats fill. How SNGs work, how stacks shrink as blinds rise, and how strategy shifts to push-or-fold. (updated 2026-10-01) - [Poker apps compared](https://www.fizzpoker.com/best-poker-apps-with-friends): Ten poker apps for private games with friends, compared from their own pages: download or signup, players per table, bots, video, hand review and real-money status. (updated 2026-10-22) ## Game night - [Virtual poker night](https://www.fizzpoker.com/virtual-poker-night): Plan a virtual poker night for friends in different places: how many tables, which blind speed fits your evening, a video-call setup and a ready-to-send invite. (updated 2026-10-05) - [Host a poker night](https://www.fizzpoker.com/how-to-host-a-poker-night): Everything a home-game host needs: a checklist, chips per player, a blind schedule that ends on time, table etiquette, food that doesn’t wreck the cards, and a clock. (updated 2026-10-05) - [FaceTime games](https://www.fizzpoker.com/games-to-play-over-facetime): The best games to play over FaceTime or any video call, sorted by group size and setup — from no-props word games to a full poker table your friends open from a link. (updated 2026-10-05) - [Browser games with friends](https://www.fizzpoker.com/browser-games-with-friends): Free multiplayer browser games you can play with friends from a shared link — filter by player count, device and game length. No installs, no app stores. (updated 2026-10-05) - [Team-building poker](https://www.fizzpoker.com/team-building-poker): Run a remote team-building poker tournament: how many tables for your team size, a 60-minute agenda, a no-experience-needed rules primer, and zero real money involved. (updated 2026-10-05) - [Discord poker](https://www.fizzpoker.com/discord-poker): Run poker nights for your Discord server: drop a table link in a channel, talk in voice and play No-Limit Hold’em for 2–9 — no bot to install, no permissions. (updated 2026-10-05)