PokerBros games and rules
PokerBros has all the main club poker games: No-Limit Hold’em, 4- and 5-card Omaha, OFC Pineapple, Short Deck (6+ Hold'em) and tournaments, and the official screenshot also shows Fixed-Limit Hold’em and Omaha (FLH and FLO). Which tables actually run is up to the club: the owner creates the tables, and the union sets the common schedule.
| Game | Description |
|---|---|
| NLH | No-Limit Hold’em — the most popular game in clubs: two hole cards, bets of any size up to all-in. |
| 6+ Holdem (Short Deck) | Hold’em with a shortened deck without the twos through fives (36 cards). Some hand rankings change — check the table rules. |
| PLO / PLO5 | Pot-Limit Omaha with 4 and 5 cards: you use exactly two cards from your hand, and the maximum bet is the size of the pot. More action and bigger pots. |
| OFC (Pineapple) | Open-Face Chinese poker: cards are set into three rows (3/5/5), and the game is played for points, not bets. |
| FLH | Fixed-Limit Hold’em: bets and raises are a fixed size, and the number of raises per street is capped. |
| FLO | Fixed-Limit Omaha: the same Omaha rules, but with fixed bets. |
| MTT / SNG | Club and union tournaments and Sit & Go’s. |
Free Play for Gold (Gold Lobby)
Besides clubs, PokerBros lets you play for free with gold — virtual coins (the yellow coin at the top, 20,000 to start). The home screen is the Gold Lobby carousel: Hold’em (NLH, FLH and 6+), Omaha (PLO), Chinese Poker (OFC), each showing how many are playing. Below are Tournaments (for gold), Bonus and Lucky Draw. Gold isn’t money or club chips: it can’t be cashed out.
How to Get Gold for Free
- Hourly Bonus — 150 gold every hour (Collect).
- 20-day daily bonus: 300, 500, 1,000… up to 5,000 gold plus emoji, Rabbit, time bank and 1-day VIP Bronze, Silver and Gold (days 7, 14 and 20). Miss a day and the count restarts.
- Regular Player — for all 20 days: 10,000 gold, emoji ×3, time bank ×1 and Rabbit ×1.
- Lucky Draw — a wheel every 8 hours: gold with a ×1–×100 multiplier, diamonds, emoji, Rabbit, time bank. You can also spin for gold (599) without waiting.
Short Deck: what changes
In 6+ Hold'em the deck is shorter, so strong hands come together more often and the odds differ from regular Hold’em. In most Short Deck variants a flush beats a full house, and the ace can play low in an A-6-7-8-9 straight. The exact hand ranking may depend on the table settings — check the rules before playing.
Limit games
In FLH and FLO the bet size is fixed: a small bet preflop and on the flop, a big bet on the turn and river (usually twice as big). Bluffing with a single bet is harder, and variance is lower than in no-limit games. A good option if you want a calmer game without all-ins.
Multi-tabling
PokerBros lets you play up to 4 tables at once. On a phone you switch between tables, so beginners are better off starting with one or two. On PC through an emulator the limit is the same — more about PC.
Special formats
How to choose a game
- Beginners — low-stakes NLH: simple rules and the most tables.
- Action lovers — PLO and PLO5, but be ready for higher variance.
- Those who want a calmer game — Fixed-Limit FLH and FLO.
- Playing with friends — OFC: fun, fast and played for points.
Our equity calculator is handy for reviewing disputed all-ins: enter the hands and the board to see who was the favorite.