How do I start a cash game?
Tap Start a game, set the buy-in (for example 1,000 points = NT$1,000) and pick who’s playing. You can also add a dealer. Players can join a game in progress themselves.
How do rebuys work?
Each player sets how many buy-ins they’ve taken today. The total in play updates for everyone right away.
How do players report their chips?
At the end, everyone opens the game on their own phone and enters how many chips they have left, as a total or counted by color. Someone leaving early taps I’m leaving early, submit now on the way out. Made a mistake? Take back my report and enter it again.
What if the count doesn’t match?
If the chips reported don’t add up to what was bought in, the game shows how far off it is. Chips missing means the winners take a little less; extra chips mean they get a little more. The host picks how to split the difference among the top winners, and can undo the split.
How does a game end?
The host taps End the game; anyone who hasn’t reported can still do it. Once everyone has reported and the count matches, Settle up works out who pays whom. See Settling up.
Can a settled game be changed?
The host can reopen it. Its ledger entries are undone and recalculated when it’s settled again. Payments already marked as made stay on record. Every change to a game is kept in its history.