About Cardamoo

Cardamoo is a free Texas Hold'em app for playing with friends, built by one developer in Malaysia. Its reason to exist is Poker Night: the table on the TV, a hand on every phone, and no money anywhere near it.

Why it exists

Poker with friends is one of the best evenings there is, and the setup is the worst part: someone owns the chips, someone deals, someone keeps the pot straight, and someone always wants to play for "just a little" money. Cardamoo removes all of that. A spare screen shows the table, phones hold the cards, the app counts, and chips are worth nothing outside the game. What is left is the part everyone came for. Your dealer is Pip, a paper cow holding an ace, and she is the face of the app, from the boot screen to every lesson.

What is in the game

• Poker Night: any TV, tablet or laptop becomes the shared table; every phone is a private hand and controller. How it works →
• Friends anywhere: private tables with links and room codes, home games with your own blinds and buy-in, parties that queue into Quick Play together.
• Learn by playing: nine guided lessons at a real table, then a coach that reviews your hands decision by decision.
• Always a game on: Quick Play matchmaking across four stake rooms, Sit-n-Go tournaments, daily challenges, and a weekly leaderboard with bonus-chip prizes.
• Make it yours: seven visual themes and The Barn, where chips you won unlock card backs, seat frames and win effects. Some can only be earned.

Never for money

Chips cannot be bought, transferred or cashed out. The one purchase in the game is a cosmetic supporter pack that never touches chips. The full reasoning →

Made in Malaysia, played everywhere

Cardamoo is built in Malaysia by a solo developer under the studio name Sanskerje (Sanskerje Enterprise, SSM 003840136-K), and played worldwide: in the browser at play.cardamoo.com and as free apps on iPhone and Android. It ships an update every week or two; the changelog is on the news page.

Say hello

Questions, feedback, bug reports, or just a story about the flush you hit on the river: js@sanskerje.com reaches the developer directly. For anything broken, the in-app bug reporter (in your Profile) attaches the details needed to fix it.