Play free poker online in the Philippines
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 in the Philippines: Texas Hold’em with real people, plus blackjack, roulette, bingo and slots, inside a pixel-art Egyptian city that runs in the browser. The chips are free coins called debens. There is nothing to top up, no e-wallet to link and nothing to cash out.
Cards are part of everyday life here — tong-its at a family gathering, pusoy dos with the barkada — and bingo is a fiesta favourite. In Anubis City Texas Hold’em, bingo and the rest share one idea: you play for the company, not for money.
Online gambling has been a hot topic here: offshore gaming operators were banned in 2024, and in 2025 e-wallets were told to drop their links to gambling sites. Anubis City has nothing to link to a wallet in the first place.
If you play pusoy dos, you already know the five-card hands: straight, flush, full house, four of a kind, straight flush, in the same order as in poker. What is new in Hold’em is the rest: two cards of your own, five shared on the table, and rounds of calling, raising and folding in between. The rules take about ten minutes.
The Temple of Fortune has tables for five or nine at three stake levels, 15 seconds a move, and computer players marked “AI” in empty seats. For a game with the barkada, open a private table and send the code. Poker in Anubis City.
Numbers appear here as soon as players from this place play a few games this week.
The bingo at fiestas and barangay fundraisers is usually the 75-ball kind, and so is the Hall of Seshat’s: a 5×5 card, B-I-N-G-O on top, a free space in the middle. The first line in any direction wins 30% of the pot, the full card 70%. In a manual hall you mark the numbers yourself and hit “BINGO!” first; in an auto hall the game marks them for you. Bingo rules.
Numbers appear here as soon as players from this place play a few games this week.
European roulette in the Rotunda of Shai, with one zero and a shared wheel that spins about every half minute — up to 40 players watching the same ball. Roulette.
Blackjack in the Hall of Thoth, five seats a table: six decks, the dealer stands on soft 17, blackjack pays 3 to 2, double and split up to four hands. Blackjack.
Numbers appear here as soon as players from this place play a few games this week.
Sevens of Ra pays small wins often, Book of Thoth saves its big moments for ten free spins with an expanding symbol, and Treasures of Horus locks golden scarabs in place for Hold & Win. All three return about 95% of bets over time. The three slot machines.
Numbers appear here as soon as players from this place play a few games this week.
The ten players from the Philippines with the most experience this week, under their game names. Experience comes from every game in the city, and each level brings a new rank named after a real title of ancient Egypt.
The weekly top is shown when at least five players from here have chosen to show their place.
Manila, Quezon City, Cebu City, Davao, Zamboanga — a city appears here once a player chooses it under My city. If your municipality isn’t in the search, choose the nearest city or just the Philippines.
Gambling in the Philippines is licensed by PAGCOR under its charter, and Presidential Decree 1602 punishes illegal gambling — poker, blackjack, roulette, slots, bingo and more — where wagers of money or something of value are at stake. Offshore gaming operators were ordered to close by the end of 2024, and the Anti-POGO Act of 2025 wrote that ban into law.
Anubis City has no wager of value: nothing is for sale, and debens and ankhs can’t be cashed out, sold or exchanged. As we read the decree, that keeps the game outside it. Anubis City is for adults 18 and over, while the legal age for gambling at licensed venues in the Philippines is 21. We are not lawyers; treat this as our view, not legal advice.
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No. There is nothing to pay for in Anubis City, so no e-wallet or card is ever needed.
Not yet. For now, play in English, Russian or Ukrainian.
Because Anubis City is not gambling: there are no stakes and no prizes. We set 18, the age of adulthood; licensed gambling venues in the Philippines require 21.
Yes. Add each other as friends, go to the same table or open a private poker table and share its code.
Poker with stakes is legal only where PAGCOR licenses it. A game with no wager of value, like Anubis City, falls outside the gambling decree as we read it — see the legal section above.
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