Play free poker online in Poland

Poker for money in Poland is legal only in casinos and casino-run tournaments, and online it is a state monopoly, so around the kitchen table people play Tysiąc — Тисяча to Ukrainians — more often than Hold’em. The Temple of Fortune gives you a full Hold’em table with none of that: No-Limit Hold’em for five or nine, three stake levels, 15 seconds a move, and computer players marked “AI” when people are short.

A private table brings your own group together, whether they are in Warsaw, Wrocław or Lviv: a saved character creates it and shares a six-character code or a link. Texas Hold’em in Anubis City.

Seventy-five balls, a 5×5 card with a free space, and two prizes: 30% of the pot for the first line, 70% for the full card. The auto halls mark numbers for you; the manual halls give a ball every eight seconds and one and a half times the experience for marking them yourself. Bingo in the Hall of Seshat.

European roulette with one zero, three tables and a shared wheel that spins about every half minute. Repeat and ×2 sit next to the chips, so you can play the same numbers spin after spin. Roulette.

Blackjack from a six-deck shoe in the Hall of Thoth, with the dealer standing on soft 17 and a natural paying 3 to 2. You can split up to four hands and double after a split. Blackjack.

The ten players from Poland with the most experience this week — Poles and Ukrainians on one list, under their game names. A player who lives in Poland but keeps Ukraine as their country counts for Ukraine; the choice is theirs.

Warsaw, Kraków, Wrocław, Gdańsk, Poznań — a city appears here once a player chooses it. The search knows the English, Ukrainian and Russian names of cities, so “Варшава” finds Warsaw just as well as “Warsaw” does.

1. Open the game and pick English, Ukrainian or Russian on the first screen.
2. Play as a guest, or save your character with an email and a password for 500,000 extra debens.
3. Open your profile, choose My city and find your city in Poland — or keep your city back home, if that is where your heart is.

Poland’s Gambling Act of 19 November 2009 covers games, online ones included, played for money or prizes in kind; poker and blackjack count as gambling card games only when they are played for such prizes. Online gambling other than betting is a state monopoly, and the Ministry of Finance keeps a register of blocked gambling domains.

Poker, blackjack, roulette and bingo in Anubis City have no money or prizes in kind: nothing is for sale, and debens and ankhs can’t be cashed out, sold or exchanged. So we see them as outside the Act. Slot machines are a different case — the Act also counts random slot-type games without prizes as games on machines when they are organised for commercial purposes. Anubis City sells nothing and shows no ads, but we can’t say for sure how that rule applies to free online slots, so this page doesn’t point you to them. We are not lawyers, so take this as our reading rather than legal advice. Players must be adults, 18 or older.