Play free poker online in Germany
Numbers appear here as soon as players from this place play a few games this week.
Updated: November 11 at 12:36 PM UTC
Numbers appear here as soon as players from this place play a few games this week.
Updated: November 11 at 12:36 PM UTC
Anubis City lets you play free poker online from Germany: Texas Hold’em with real people, plus blackjack, roulette, bingo and slots, in a pixel-art Egyptian city that runs in your browser. The chips are debens, free coins the game hands out. Nothing is staked, nothing is for sale, and nothing you win leaves the game.
One thing first: there is no German version. The game is in English, Russian and Ukrainian, and that shapes who plays from here — people at home in English, and the Russian- and Ukrainian-speaking communities, including Ukrainian families all over the country, from Berlin to Munich. You can switch language at any moment, and even the signs on the buildings change.
Germany’s favourite card game is Skat — born in Altenburg in 1813 — rather than poker. If Hold’em is new to you, the rules and the hand rankings take about ten minutes.
The Temple of Fortune deals No-Limit Hold’em at three levels — blinds of 50/100, 500/1,000 and 5,000/10,000 debens — at tables for five or nine. Start at the Scribes’ Table: the buy-in is 1,000 to 20,000 debens, and you arrive with 100,000.
People at a table write in whatever language they like, so a hand in Anubis City can come with a mix of English, Russian and Ukrainian in the chat. Computer players fill the empty seats and always carry an “AI” mark. For a game among friends, open a private table and send them its code. Poker tables and rules.
Numbers appear here as soon as players from this place play a few games this week.
Bingo has never been as big in Germany as in Britain, so many players meet it here for the first time — and it is the easiest game in the city. It is 75-ball: a 5×5 card, a free space in the middle, a prize for the first line and a bigger one for the full card. In the auto halls the numbers mark themselves; in the manual halls you mark them and press “BINGO!”. Bingo rules.
Numbers appear here as soon as players from this place play a few games this week.
The roulette wheel in the Rotunda of Shai is the single-zero wheel of a German Spielbank, with every classic bet from a straight number at 35 to 1 to red or black. The whole table shares one wheel, which spins about every half minute. Roulette bets.
Blackjack in the Hall of Thoth: six decks, dealer stands on soft 17, blackjack pays 3 to 2, five seats a table. Doubles, splits and insurance cost extra debens, so keep a little in reserve. Blackjack rules.
Numbers appear here as soon as players from this place play a few games this week.
Book slots with free spins and an expanding symbol are among the best-known machines in German gaming halls, and Book of Thoth is our version of it. Next to it stand Sevens of Ra, a three-reel classic, and Treasures of Horus with Hold & Win and four jackpots. Every machine returns about 95% over a long run. The three machines.
Numbers appear here as soon as players from this place play a few games this week.
The ten players from Germany with the most experience this week, whatever language they play in. Only those who chose to show their country are named.
The weekly top is shown when at least five players from here have chosen to show their place.
Gambling in Germany is governed by the Interstate Treaty on Gambling 2021, the Glücksspielstaatsvertrag. Under its section 3, a game is gambling when a fee is charged for the chance to win and the outcome depends wholly or mostly on chance. Online poker and virtual slot machines for money have been licensable since July 2021; the licences come from the joint gambling authority of the federal states, the GGL.
In Anubis City nobody pays a fee, nothing is for sale, and debens and ankhs can’t be cashed out or exchanged — so the first part of that test is missing. You must be 18 or older to play. We are not lawyers, and this is our reading of the treaty, not legal advice.
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No, not at the moment. Anubis City is in English, Russian and Ukrainian, and you can switch between them at any time.
No. Debens cost nothing, and nothing in the game is sold for money.
Yes. Everyone plays in the same city: add each other as friends, then meet at a table or open a private one.
Yes, in the browser — no app, no download.
Yes. Licences from the GGL are for poker played for money; in Anubis City nobody pays a fee to play, so the treaty’s test isn’t met as we read it.
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