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Open the Live Poker Channel Lobby

Our Live Poker Channel streams real dealers from a studio table straight to your phone, so you watch the cards fall as they are dealt.

Hold'em TablesOmaha RoomsStreamed DealersCash and TournamentsMobile Seat View
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HOW WE RUN IT

Browse the Rules Before You Sit

Every table on the channel publishes its blind levels, rake structure and time bank, and you can read them from the lobby without sitting down. Card distribution comes from the studio's shuffle, not from us, and hand histories stay available after the session ends so you can check any pot you were unsure about. We keep the same table limits visible on mobile and desktop, and buy-ins settle from your account wallet through the payment rail you picked.

Published Table Rules

Blind levels, rake and time bank are printed on each table card, and you can open them from the lobby before committing a single chip to the seat.

Hand History Access

Completed hands stay in your account so you can replay the action later, which makes it easier to settle a question about a split pot or a misread board.

Studio-Dealt Cards

The shuffle belongs to the studio running the table. We do not touch the deck, and the provider name sits on the table so you always know who is dealing.

Wallet-Settled Buy-Ins

Chips move through your account wallet, so a buy-in and a cash-out both show in the same place as your bKash, Nagad or Rocket activity.

HELP AT THE TABLE

Get Help While You Play

Poker hands move quickly, so our support desk is set up to answer table-level questions rather than send you through a maze. If a stream freezes mid-hand, the first thing to check is your connection; the feed reconnects on its own once the signal is back. For anything about buy-ins, seat holds or a hand you think was settled wrongly, keep your table number and hand ID ready. Reach us through live chat in the app or by email, and we will look at the log with you.

Table and Hand Logs Quote your table number and hand ID in chat and our team pulls the hand history, so a disputed pot or a missed blind gets checked against the actual deal.
Wallet and Buy-In Help If a buy-in does not sit down, we check whether your bKash, Nagad or Rocket top-up has cleared to the account wallet before the seat is released again.
Stream Reconnect A frozen dealer feed usually means a weak mobile signal. Switch between Wi-Fi and data, and the table video rejoins at the live point instead of replaying old hands.
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Explore Tables Dealt in Real Time

The Live Poker Channel runs on studio-dealt tables from providers such as Evolution and Pragmatic Play, and every table opens with a video feed and a bet panel side by side. You will find No-Limit Hold'em cash tables, Pot-Limit Omaha and short-handed rooms where six seats fill faster than a full ring. Stakes are listed on the table card before you sit,

so you pick a level that suits your wallet. Tournament flights post their blind structure in the lobby, and the dealer chat box stays open while you play. Players in Dhaka get the same table list as anywhere else in Bangladesh, since the channel is not tied to a device.

  • Table Types — No-Limit Hold'em, Pot-Limit Omaha and short-handed rooms all run in the same channel, with the stake level printed on each table card before you take a seat.
  • Studios Behind the Felt — Evolution and Pragmatic Play supply the streamed tables, and each table shows its provider name so you know which studio is dealing the cards in front of you.
  • Seat Selection — You browse open seats, tap one and confirm your buy-in from your account wallet. The dealer feed loads over the same tab, so nothing else needs installing to watch a hand.

Poker Terms You Will See

The channel uses the same shorthand you hear at any table, and a few terms trip up newer players. Here is what the labels mean in plain words, so the lobby makes sense before you sit down. Read through these once — you will spot them on the table cards and in the dealer chat straight away.

What does 'the flop' mean in poker?

The flop is the first three community cards dealt face up after the pre-flop betting round, shared by every player still in the hand to build their best five-card combination.

What is a buy-in on a cash table?

A buy-in is the amount you bring to a seat, taken from your account wallet when you sit. It sets your starting stack, and it returns to the wallet when you leave.

What does 'rake' mean at a poker table?

Rake is the small cut the house takes from each pot to run the table. The percentage and cap are printed on the table card in our lobby before you sit.

What is a time bank in poker?

A time bank is extra thinking time held in reserve. You spend it when a decision needs longer than the normal clock, and it refills between hands.

What is a short-handed table?

A short-handed table seats fewer players than a full ring, usually six or fewer, which means you see more hands and act more often per orbit.

What does 'all-in' mean?

All-in is pushing your entire remaining stack into the pot. You stay in the hand with no further decisions, and the board runs out to decide the winner.

Questions About the Poker Channel

New poker players tend to ask the same handful of things before their first seat, mostly about money, devices and how the stream works. These answers cover the practical side: how a buy-in reaches the table, whether you can play on a phone, and what happens if your signal drops mid-hand. If something is not covered here, our chat desk will take the question directly.

Yes. The channel is built mobile-first, so the dealer feed and the bet panel share one screen. Open it in your browser or the app, log in, and the table list loads the same way on both.

Top up your account wallet first through bKash, Nagad, Rocket or Upay, then pick a table and confirm the buy-in. The chips appear on your seat once the wallet shows the amount.

Your seat stays held while you reconnect, and the table video rejoins at the live point. If the clock runs out on a decision, the table plays your hand by the standard rule for that situation.

Both run in the same channel. Cash tables let you sit and leave whenever you like, while tournaments follow a posted blind structure with a fixed start time listed on the board.

No-Limit Hold'em and Pot-Limit Omaha are the two main games, spread across full ring and short-handed seats. Table cards name the variant and stake level so you know what you are joining.

Your account also carries our sportsbook, which covers cricket, football and kabaddi markets. The same wallet funds both, so you move between the poker tab and the sports tab without a second login.
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