Free Online Poker

Stake’s exclusive online poker game enables you to sit at the virtual table and play against other poker players. There are 2 types of poker games you can play – Texas Hold’em and Omaha.

The objective of the game is to form the best five-card poker hand, with the poker hands outlined below:

• Straight Flush
• Four of a Kind
• Full House
• Flush
• Straight
• Three of a Kind
• Two Pair
• One Pair
• High Card

To learn about these poker hands in depth, check out our online poker guide . For further information about our poker card room rules , tournament cancellation and refund policy , please visit our policies.

Video Poker

Video poker is a mix between table games and slots. Stake’s Original Video poker is straightforward to play and requires little poker experience to win. You simply need to form the best possible poker hand with the cards you’re dealt and get one chance to redraw. You’re not playing against other players or the dealer, and each hand offers the following wins:

Royal flush: 800.00x

Jacks or better: 1.00x

2 Pair: 2.00x

Three of a kind: 3.00x

Straight: 4.00x

Flush: 6.00x

Full house: 9.00x

Four of a kind: 22.00x

Straight flush: 60.00x

Blackjack

The aim of blackjack is to beat the dealer to a hand of 21, or as close to 21 as possible. In this simple game, you are dealt two cards faceup and can decide to hit or stand, depending on what you have in your hand. Number cards represent their number, picture cards are worth ten, and aces are worth one or eleven. You can also choose to split paired hands into two separate hands, which will give you an additional card, and potentially double your winnings. Winning hands produce a win of 1:1, while blackjack (an ace and a ten, making 21) will win you 3:2.

Learn more about the rules and strategies with our online blackjack guide !

Baccarat

Baccarat is a simple card game made famous by James Bond, with three options – player, banker, or tie. Your job is to predict which hand will be closest (or equal) to nine. All number cards retain their value, while face cards are worth zero. The win for player and banker predictions is 1:1, while a successful tie prediction offers a win of 8:1.