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Three poker players with glasses of whisky sit at a green felt table in a night-time city lounge, beneath the gold Riverlight Hold’em title.

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In Development

Texas Hold’em poker

Riverlight Hold’em

Read five rivals, price every call and outlast them at a quiet night-time table.

Play no-limit Texas Hold’em against five computer opponents at a six-seat table, or enter the Night Run, a tournament where the blinds climb.

StatusIn development
PlatformWindows
A good breakA Quick Table takes 5 to 15 minutes. A Night Run takes roughly 20 to 45 minutes.
Players1 player

Windows edition in development.

YOUR NEXT “ONE MORE GO”

A small game with plenty to get stuck into.

You are a player at a quiet night table, reading five rivals as the blinds climb and the city grows later.

Six-seat no-limit Hold’em with blinds, all-ins, side pots and split pots handled for you.

Night Run: six blind levels from 10 / 20 up to 100 / 200, with Relaxed, Standard and Sharp difficulty.

Five rivals with five playing styles, plus an optional coach that explains your hand and the price to call.

STILL BEING MADE

Riverlight Hold’em is on its way.

IN DEVELOPMENT

Planned for Windows PC

A single-player Texas Hold’em game built around the decisions: who is left to act, how big the bet is and what a call will cost you. Sit down for a quick table, or enter the Night Run, a six-player elimination tournament whose blinds rise as the night goes on. Your opponents play from their own cards, the shared board and the bets they can see, never from yours. Chips are score only: there are no accounts, no ads and no real-money play.

  • Planned for Windows PC

RELEASE NEWS

Hear when it is out.

Join the list at the bottom of this page and we will tell you when Riverlight Hold’em is ready, along with new demos and games.

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Play your way.

Click or tap Fold, Check or Call, Raise and All-in, and set the size of a raise with the slider or the plus and minus buttons. Every button can also be reached from the keyboard.

Every card is real text with its own label, so card identity never depends on a picture. Stacks, the pot and the table status are written out in words, and a hand history lists the latest actions.

QUICK ANSWERS

Before your next break.

When is Riverlight Hold’em out?+
Riverlight Hold’em is still in development and has no release date yet. Join the release news list on this page and you will hear as soon as it is ready.
What platforms will Riverlight Hold’em run on?+
The full game is planned for Windows 10 or newer (64-bit).
How long does Riverlight Hold’em take to play?+
A Quick Table takes 5 to 15 minutes. A Night Run takes roughly 20 to 45 minutes.
What will the full game include?+
A single-player Texas Hold’em game built around the decisions: who is left to act, how big the bet is and what a call will cost you. Sit down for a quick table, or enter the Night Run, a six-player elimination tournament whose blinds rise as the night goes on. Your opponents play from their own cards, the shared board and the bets they can see, never from yours. Chips are score only: there are no accounts, no ads and no real-money play.
How do I play?+
Mouse, Keyboard, Touch controls. Click or tap Fold, Check or Call, Raise and All-in, and set the size of a raise with the slider or the plus and minus buttons. Every button can also be reached from the keyboard.

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