Overview

The poker system is a fully playable Texas Hold'em implementation with physical tables placed around the map. Tables are persistent (saved to the database) and support up to 8 players per table. Games use a sit-and-go format: once 2 or more players are seated, a 10-second countdown begins and the hand starts automatically.

Each hand follows the standard Texas Hold'em structure: every player receives 2 hole cards, then community cards are dealt across the flop (3 cards), turn (1 card), and river (1 card). The best 5-card hand wins the pot.

Hand Rankings (strongest to weakest)

Blinds and Buy-in

Every table has a small blind and a big blind. The big blind is always double the small blind. The buy-in range is calculated from the big blind:

For example, a table with $100 / $200 blinds has a buy-in range of $10,000 to $50,000.

Rake

A small rake (house cut) is taken from each pot when it is awarded.

The rake is capped so it does not become too large at high-stakes tables. If the 2% exceeds 5 times the big blind, the cap is used instead.

How to Join a Table

1. Walk up to a poker table object in the game world. You must be within 10 meters of the table.
2. Use /poker join <tableid> to start spectating the table and see its UI.
3. Click the JOIN GAME button on screen, or use /poker join <tableid> again while spectating.
4. A dialog will ask you to enter your buy-in amount (between the minimum and maximum).
5. If a hand is already in progress, you will be queued and seated when the current hand ends.

Spectating

You can watch a poker game without playing by using /poker spectate <tableid>. As a spectator you see the full table UI including community cards, pot size, and player actions, but you cannot see other players' hole cards.

To stop spectating, use /poker leave.

Gameplay Actions

When it is your turn, you have 30 seconds to act. You can use the on-screen action buttons or type commands.

AFK Timeout

If you time out and can check, you will auto-check and stay in the game. If you must call or raise to stay in, you will be auto-folded and removed from the table.

Leaving a Table

Use /poker leave to leave the table at any time. Your remaining chips are converted back to cash and returned to you.

• If a hand is in progress and you leave, your hand is automatically folded.
• If you are all-in and disconnect, you remain in the hand until it finishes. Any winnings are saved to your account.
• If you move too far from the table, you are automatically removed.

Card Notation

Cards are shown using a short format: rank followed by suit letter.

Examples: AH = Ace of Hearts, 10S = Ten of Spades, KD = King of Diamonds.

Game Flow

Commands