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Texas Hold'em, Omaha and Tournament Tables

We stream Live Poker Pro tables from Evolution and Ezugi — Texas Hold'em, Omaha and multi-table tournaments that run around the clock. Open your account with bKash, Nagad or Rocket and you're in the lobby in seconds.

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POKER HELP

Live Poker Pro Account Support

If a table disconnects mid-hand, if your chip balance looks wrong after a pot, or if you need a hand-history record for a tournament, our support team walks you through the fix. We keep every hand logged on our servers, and most questions resolve in one message once we pull the session record.

Table Connection If your Live Poker Pro stream drops mid-hand, refresh the lobby page and the table will reload with your seat and chips intact.
Chip Balance Check After a Live Poker Pro session your wallet should reflect every pot won and every buy-in paid. If a number looks off, message support with your table name and approximate time — we pull the hand log and verify the…
Hand History Request Every Live Poker Pro hand you play is logged on our servers. If you need a record for a specific tournament or cash-game hand, tell us the table name and rough time — we export the hand history as a…
11 live What We Offer in Live Poker Pro

What We Offer in Live Poker Pro

Our Live Poker Pro lobby runs on Evolution and Ezugi studios, so every hand is dealt by a live dealer and streamed in real time. You'll find cash-game tables for Texas Hold'em and Omaha at stakes that fit your account, plus scheduled tournaments that seat players from across the region. Each table shows the current pot, player count and buy-in before you

join. The lobby filters by game type, stake level and seat availability so you can jump straight to the table you want. We handle chip accounting on your wallet — deposit via bKash, Nagad or Rocket, and your balance updates the moment a hand closes. Players in Dhaka reach the same tables as those in other cities; the lobby is one shared

pool, and you choose your seat.

FAIR PLAY

How Live Poker Pro Tables Are Run

Every Live Poker Pro table streams from Evolution or Ezugi studios, where a live dealer shuffles and deals physical cards in front of a camera. The shuffle is manual, not algorithmic, and every hand is recorded so we can verify outcomes if a dispute arises. We don't touch the deck or alter odds — the studio controls the game, and we relay the result to your account.

Live Studio Feed Live Poker Pro tables are filmed at Evolution and Ezugi studios, where a physical dealer shuffles cards and deals each hand in real time. You see the same feed every other player at your table sees, and the dealer announces actions and pot sizes as the hand progresses.
Manual Shuffle The dealer shuffles the deck by hand before each shoe in Live Poker Pro cash games, and before each tournament level in multi-table events. No random-number generator is involved — the shuffle is physical, and the camera captures it so you can watch.
Hand Recording We log every Live Poker Pro hand on our servers: player names, cards dealt, community cards, pot size and winner. If a result is disputed, we pull the video timestamp and hand record together to verify what happened, then share the outcome with the players involved.
Studio Certification Evolution and Ezugi hold gaming certifications that require independent audits of their dealer procedures and shuffle protocols. We carry their feed and rely on those audits as the fairness baseline for every Live Poker Pro table we host.

Live Poker Pro Glossary

What is a buy-in in Live Poker Pro?

The buy-in is the chip amount you pay to join a Live Poker Pro table or tournament. In cash games it sets your starting stack; in tournaments it covers your entry fee and starting chip count.

What does big blind mean?

The big blind is a forced bet posted by the player two seats left of the dealer button before cards are dealt. It sets the minimum call amount for that hand in Live Poker Pro Texas Hold'em and Omaha games.

What is a multi-table tournament?

A multi-table tournament in Live Poker Pro seats players across several tables, and as players are eliminated the tables consolidate until one final table remains. Prize pool is split among the top finishers based on placement.

What does pot odds mean?

Pot odds compare the current pot size to the cost of your call, helping you decide whether a draw is worth chasing. Live Poker Pro cash games display the pot total so you can calculate odds on the fly.

What is a continuation bet?

A continuation bet is when the pre-flop raiser bets again on the flop, maintaining aggression. It's a common Live Poker Pro strategy to take down pots before the turn when you hold position or a strong range.

What does showdown mean?

Showdown is the final phase of a Live Poker Pro hand when all betting is complete and remaining players reveal their cards. The hand with the highest five-card poker rank wins the pot, and the dealer announces the winner.

Live Poker Pro Player Questions

Open the Live Poker Pro lobby, filter by Texas Hold'em, Omaha or Tournament, then pick a table with an open seat. Tap the seat number, confirm your buy-in amount, and the dealer will deal you into the next hand once your chips are posted.

Yes — open each table in a separate lobby tab and the streams run side by side. Your account tracks chip stacks independently per table, so you can switch between Texas Hold'em and Omaha cash games or join two tournament tables simultaneously.

If you disconnect mid-hand, the Live Poker Pro software folds your cards automatically after the action timer expires. When you reconnect, refresh the lobby page and your remaining chip stack will be waiting at the same table if the seat is still open.

Each Live Poker Pro tournament lists the prize structure before registration closes. Payouts are split among the top finishers as a percentage of the total prize pool, and your winnings appear in your account wallet as soon as the final hand concludes.

Yes — request your hand history from the account page and we export a text file with every hand you played, showing cards dealt, community cards, pot size and winner. Most exports are ready within minutes after you submit the request.

Every Live Poker Pro table shows its small blind, big blind and buy-in range in the lobby before you sit. Cash games span low to high stakes, and tournaments list entry fees separately, so you can pick tables that match your account balance.
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