How ClashPoker works
ClashPoker.org is poker in your browser, run on Briggsoft’s Poker Mavens software. Most games are played for $CLASH, the room’s main token, and any other Solana token can have games of its own.
We are proud to support the ClashProject.ai. Anyone can create their own game and earn a third of the rake and fees it makes. Short answers are on the FAQ.
Free $CLASH to start
Sign up with a poker name, a password and an email address; you do not need a wallet to play. You get 10 $CLASH when you confirm your email, and the faucets in your account give 1 $CLASH every 24 hours and 0.1 $CLASH every hour.
A free tournament runs every day, with $CLASH prizes:
- Monday to Friday, 8pm Central: 100 $CLASH plus rebuys
- Saturday, 8pm Central: 500 $CLASH plus rebuys
- Sunday deep stack, 2pm Central: 1,000 $CLASH plus rebuys
Register on the tournament’s page in Games; registration opens two hours before the start. Every one has rebuys: for the first hour you can rebuy as often as you like, and every rebuy goes into the prize pool. A rebuy is 1 $CLASH plus a 1 $CLASH fee on weeknights, 5 $CLASH plus a 1 $CLASH fee on Saturday and 10 $CLASH plus a 1 $CLASH fee on Sunday.
The games
Play cash tables, tournaments and heads-up sit & gos. Each game is played for one token, so everyone in it plays for the same one. Everything running is on the Games page, and every game there has its own page: its details, how many are in, a way to join and its past results.
- $CLASH & Go
- Heads-up sit & gos for 100, 250, 500 or 1,000 $CLASH that start the moment a second player joins. The winner takes the pot.
- Freerolls
- Free to enter, with $CLASH prizes; the times are above.
Every game type the room can deal
The room can deal every game below. Players can host No Limit Hold'em, Pot Limit Omaha, Limit Hold'em, Pot Limit Omaha Hi-Lo, Pot Limit Omaha-5, Pot Limit Omaha-5 Hi-Lo and Limit Omaha Hi-Lo; the house opens the rest. What is open right now is on the Games page.
- Cash tables
- Buy in, sit down, leave when you like. Full tables and two-seat heads-up tables.
- Tournaments
- One buy-in, play until one player has every chip. Sit & gos start as soon as they fill.
- Heads-up matches
- One opponent, one buy-in, winner takes it.
| Game | Betting | How it plays |
|---|---|---|
| Hold’em | No Limit, Pot Limit, Limit, Cap Limit | Two hole cards, five on the board. |
| Omaha | No Limit, Pot Limit, Limit, Cap Limit | Four hole cards; use exactly two with three from the board. |
| Omaha Hi-Lo | No Limit, Pot Limit, Limit, Cap Limit | Omaha with the pot split between the best high and best low hand. |
| Omaha-5 | No Limit, Pot Limit, Limit, Cap Limit | Omaha with five hole cards. |
| Omaha-5 Hi-Lo | No Limit, Pot Limit, Limit, Cap Limit | Five-card Omaha, split high and low. |
| Omaha-6 | No Limit, Pot Limit, Limit, Cap Limit | Omaha with six hole cards. Tables seat up to 7. |
| Omaha-6 Hi-Lo | No Limit, Pot Limit, Limit, Cap Limit | Six-card Omaha, split high and low. Tables seat up to 7. |
| Courchevel | No Limit, Pot Limit, Limit, Cap Limit | Five-card Omaha with the first board card dealt before the betting starts. |
| Courchevel Hi-Lo | No Limit, Pot Limit, Limit, Cap Limit | Courchevel, split high and low. |
| 6+ Hold’em | No Limit, Pot Limit, Limit (cash tables) | Short-deck Hold’em: the 2s through 5s are removed. Played with an ante. |
| Stud | Limit | Seven-card stud. Tables seat up to 8. |
| Stud Hi-Lo | Limit | Seven-card stud, split high and low. |
| Razz | Limit | Seven-card stud played for the lowest hand. |
| Mixed | per game | A rotation of two or more of the games above, changing every few hands. |
Every game runs as a cash table or a tournament. Cap Limit, no-limit betting with a ceiling on what one player can put in a hand, is for cash tables only. There are no draw games.
Play for any token
Any Solana token can have games here. Sign in and open Request a token: paste its mint address, and we read it from the chain and check it is safe to hold. A token whose issuer could freeze, seize or pause it is refused. It goes live for everyone with its first deposit.
Once it is live, anyone can host a cash table or a tournament in it, and the host earns the creator’s third of what the game takes (a table’s rake, a tournament’s fees), in the token.
Only Solana tokens for now.
Host a game
Open your own cash table or tournament from your account and earn the creator’s third of everything it takes. You can host one table and one tournament at a time to start, and ask for more from your account. Pick the game and the blinds; buy-ins run from 20 to 100 big blinds, a table deals as soon as two players sit, and an optional password keeps it to the players you give it to. A table’s share is paid after every hand, and a table closes after 24 hours with no hands and nobody seated.
Rake and fees
Cash tables take a small, capped rake from each pot, and tournaments charge a fee on top of the buy-in. Each table’s page shows its own rake. All of it is split three ways:
- 33.3% to $CHIPS holders
- 33.3% to the house
- 33.3% to whoever created the game: a player who hosts it, or the house on its own games
The house keeps the holders’ third of anything taken while no holder has a signed wallet. Holders also get rakeback: 5% to 20% of the cash-game rake they pay comes back to their balance every day, out of the house’s third, by how much $CHIPS they hold.
Full rake and fee tables
Cash tables
| Table | Rake | Capped at |
|---|---|---|
| Cash tables, 3 or more players | 3% | 2 big blinds |
| Heads-up (2 players dealt in) | 2% | 2 big blinds |
Every cash table uses the heads-up rate whenever only two players are dealt in.
Rake is a percentage of each pot, never more than the cap, taken in the token the table plays for.
Tournaments and heads-up matches
| Format | Fee | A 10 buy-in costs |
|---|---|---|
| Tournaments | 5% | 10 + 0.50 |
| Heads-up matches | 2.5% | 10 + 0.25 |
The fee is a percentage of the buy-in, paid on top of it at entry; the whole buy-in goes into the prize pool.
Hold $CHIPS, earn rake
$CHIPS is a Solana token with a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000. It is not played for here. Connect the wallet holding it to your ClashPoker account and you share the holders’ third of all rake and fees with every other connected holder while signed. Sign every 30 days to keep earning. It goes into your poker balance every day, in the currency the game was played for. See every holder.
How the holder share is worked out
Your $CHIPS are checked 4 times a day at random moments and your lowest reading counts, so only $CHIPS held all day earn. Each connected holder’s cut is pro rata to that figure, for each rake or fee taken while your wallet is signed. Earning starts the moment you sign and stops when the 30 days run out; sign again any time to reset them. $CLASH rake is paid in $CLASH and $SOL rake in $SOL.
Crypto tokens are volatile and can lose all value. The share of rake described here is what we intend to pay; payouts have not started yet, and it is not a promised return.
Deposits and cashouts
Deposits are automatic: link your wallet on Get Balance(s) in your account, send from it to the address shown there, and it is added to your poker balance within a few minutes. To cash out, pick an amount and an address in your account: it is held at once and sent by an admin. We pay the network fee. The wallet you cash out to must already hold the token: a cashout to a wallet that has never held it is turned down. Every cashout is listed with its transaction on the Payouts page.
The tokens, and what we hold
- $CLASH
- The room's main token. Most games are played for it.
- $CHIPS
- A Solana token listed by its players. Anyone can host a cash table for it.
- $CWD
- Clashworld, a ClashPad token. You can hold it here, and anyone can host a cash table for it.
- $SOL
- Solana's own coin. Games can be played for it, and it pays the network fee when you cash out. $SOL: 1 = 0.001 SOL
- $BEAT
- A Solana token listed by its players. Anyone can host a cash table for it.
Every token players hold here sits in one wallet, checked every few minutes against what players hold on the Token escrow page. Each token’s “What we hold” page shows the total held by all players. Verify it yourself on a block explorer.
What that check can and cannot show
The players’ total is read live when you load the page, never typed in by an admin. An address balance shows what is in that address at the moment you look. It cannot show that the address is ours, that the coins in it are not borrowed, or that there is no other liability elsewhere. It is not an audit and we do not call it one.