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About Stack Poker.

Stack is a simple table companion for friendly poker nights. Create a game, invite players with a short code, set the buy-in and blinds, then track chips, turns, pots, and player stacks from one shared table. Built for live home games, Stack keeps the bookkeeping clear so players can stay focused on the hand. Hosts can set table size, chip denominations, blind values, and an optional turn timer. Players can join from their own device, follow the current pot, see who is acting, stage bets with visual chips, and review local game history after the session. Features: Create private poker games with a short join code Configure table size, buy-in, blinds, chip denominations, and turn timer Track pot size, streets, player stacks, folds, calls, raises, and all-in actions Reorder seats and manage host controls View recent games and personal stats Designed for iPhone and iPad Stack does not process payments, wagers, withdrawals, deposits, or real-money transfers. It is a chip and table-management tool for in-person games.

What’s new

Version 2.4 · Updated August 4, 2026

New features and bug fixes!

App privacy

The developer, Mikhail Nesteruk, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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