Play casino games with friends
Not ten people taking turns on the same slot machine. Ten people inside one casino at the same time — wandering off, crowding a table, and shouting about it in chat.
How a night on the floor works
There's no lobby screen to stare at and no round timer pushing you along. You walk in and the floor is already running.
1. Invite through Game Center
Sign in to Game Center, pick the friends you want, and send one invite. They land on your floor. There's no account to make, no password, no email address, and no friend code to read out — your player name comes from Game Center and we never store it on our servers.
2. Walk in and split up
Everybody arrives at the same door and then does whatever they like. Someone heads straight for the craps table, someone else circles the slot banks looking for a machine that's hot, someone stands at the bar. You'll pass each other on the carpet.
3. Crowd a table
Sit down wherever there's an open seat. Blackjack, poker, roulette and craps all seat several people at once, so you can pile onto one table and play the same shoe or the same shooter.
4. Leave when you feel like it
No session length, no daily goal, no energy meter. Stand up mid-shoe and go find something else, or stay at one table all night. The room keeps going for everyone still in it.
Everyone plays their own money
There is no shared pot and no team score. Ten bankrolls, ten sets of decisions, ten different stories at the end of the night.
Your stack is yours
Win it, lose it, and keep it between sessions. Nobody else's bad night at the roulette wheel touches your balance.
Nobody can buy their way up
Chips are not for sale anywhere in the game, at any price. The friend who spends money does not end the night with a bigger stack than you.
The odds are the real ones
Nothing is tilted toward the player to keep the session going. If you're up, you're up because the cards ran your way.
Bragging rights only
Leaderboards track most chips, biggest win and biggest loss. They're worth exactly nothing, which is the point.
The loud part
Half of a casino is the noise around the table. Chat runs live while the hand plays out, and emotes and floor-wide celebrations fire when somebody hits something big.
- Filtered on the way out and the way in. Offensive words are masked on the sender's device and again on yours, so a modified app can't get around it.
- Mute, block, report. One tap and you see and hear nothing more from that player. Reports come to us and get read.
- Nothing is stored. Messages pass between players in the room in real time and are never kept on our servers.
Mixed devices, one floor
iPhone, iPad and Apple Vision Pro all join the same live rooms. Nobody is stuck in a separate lobby, and nobody has to own a headset.
The player wearing a Vision Pro sees the floor as a miniature sitting on their coffee table and can lift a slot cabinet out of it to full size. The players on phones see the same floor from inside it. Both are walking the same carpet, sitting at the same tables, and reading the same chat.
Get everyone on the floor
Free on iPhone, iPad and Apple Vision Pro. Virtual chips only — no real money anywhere in it.
Get it free on the App Store