My friends and I are currently under 18, (16-17) and play poker. We play virtually in private lobbies (pokernow.club). Although I host it and keep track of debt and credit, I do not take a cut from any of the games and the games are played socially. Although we play with small stake cash games, (10c/20c, $5 buy ins) over the past few weeks we have wagered well over 6k. Is this legal to host or play in the state of... Source: 8 months ago

It usually isn't illegal to host a friendly poker game in your house, as long as you don't take a rake out of the pot for profit. You can do the same online using a site like pokernow.club. It sets up a game with fake money chips, and any sort of monetary exchange could theoretically happen between you and your fellow players. Source: 12 months ago

I would like to propose that we, the good people of r/ poker, organize a home game. Poker is fun, but rake takes a huge amount off the table. There exist services, like https://pokernow.club/ that allow you to play poker for free. Source: 12 months ago

Pokernow.club and collect payments individually. No rake. Source: about 1 year ago

The exception I can think of is pokernow.club which is only for fun anyway, you can't bet money there. At least it actually has a clean interface. Source: over 1 year ago

We like to play poker or catan in these circumstances because they are simpler, but if your group needs a more complex game and don't mind the communication gap boardgamearena might be suitable for you. A broad selection of free games. Source: almost 3 years ago

I'm not sure many people know about LiPoker, but I've found it to be an awesome and simple site to play poker on. Don't have too many friends who enjoy playing poker so I was hoping someone would know a discord server wherein randoms can play poker together? Thanks! Source: almost 3 years ago