How to play Poker
No Limit Texas Hold'em at 6-max and heads-up cash tables, played from the same USDT balance as Durak. Chips are USDT one to one, and you can leave between any two hands.
Add funds on TON or BEP-20, through @CryptoBot, or send Bitcoin and it's converted to USDT. You get your own deposit address on each network.
Choose a table, pick your stake and play against real people. The house doesn't play against you: it only takes a fee from the pot, and the cards and your play decide the rest.
Winnings land on your balance as soon as the game ends. Withdrawals are approved by hand, usually within 10 minutes during the day (London time); requests sent at night are approved in the morning.
The idea
You get two cards nobody else sees. Five more are dealt face up in the middle, shared by everyone. Make the best five-card hand out of the seven, or bet until everyone else gives up. Both win the pot; the second one never shows a card.
your two cards, then a round of betting.
three shared cards at once, then betting.
a fourth shared card, then betting.
the fifth and last, then the final betting.
Two players pay before any cards are dealt: the small blind and the big blind. They exist so that there is always something worth playing for. The dealer button (D) moves one seat to the left every hand, and the blinds move with it, so everybody pays them equally often.
If two or more players are still in after the river, the best hand takes the pot; equal hands split it. Showing is only the price of being paid, so a beaten hand may stay face down. You can always show yours on purpose after the hand, and once everyone has folded to you, that is the only way anyone finds out what you had.
You pick the game when you create a table. The lobby card and the top of the table both show which one it is.
The game most people mean by poker. Two cards each, five on the board, and your hand is the best five of the seven. No Limit: you can bet your whole stack at any moment.
You get four cards instead of two. Your hand is always exactly two of them with exactly three from the board, no more and no fewer. One heart in your hand with four on the board is not a flush.
Pot: the most you can bet or raise is the size of the pot, counting your call. That is why there is no all-in button until your stack fits inside a pot bet.
Hold'em with the twos to fives taken out: 36 cards, six up. Two cards each, as in Hold'em. With fewer cards a flush is rarer than a full house, so it beats one. A straight still beats three of a kind. The ace still plays low in A-6-7-8-9.
- 1Straight flush
- 2Four of a kind
- 3Flush
- 4Full house
- 5Straight
- 6Three of a kind
- 7Two pair
- 8Pair
- 9High card
What it costs to sit down
Every table has a range of 20 to 100 big blinds. Chips are USDT one to one, with no separate table currency and no exchange rate.
Five stake levels up to 2.50/5. Tables seat six, or two for heads-up, where the button posts the small blind and acts first before the flop.
Taken from the pot at showdown, never from your stack. A hand that ends before the flop pays no rake.
Cash out between hands and your whole stack goes back to your balance at once. If you return to the same stakes within an hour, you sit down with at least what you left with.
5% of the pot, never more than 1.05–2.75 USDT depending on the blinds. A hand that ends before the flop is not charged at all.
Every hand is checkable
The hash of each hand's seed is published before a card is dealt, and the seed itself once the hand is over. Hash the seed and you get the hash you were shown; shuffle a deck with it and you get the cards you watched come out. You don't have to take our word for it.
Verify a handNo download. Just an icon on your home screen.
Durak Crypto is a web app — a PWA. Add it to your home screen once and it opens like any other app: full screen, no address bar. No App Store, nothing to download, and it updates itself.
Your browser turns the site into an app icon. Tap it and you’re straight at the table — no tabs, no typing the address.
Rather stay in Telegram? The games run there as a Mini App: open it from the chat, nothing to install.
Invite Friends. Earn USDT.
Share your referral link. For every raked hand a player you invited plays, you get 10% of the platform's commission on their share of the rake, on your referral balance. No cap and no end date. Hands that end before the flop have no rake, so they pay nothing.
Planned: a second level, 2% from the players your invitees bring. No date yet.