once a year · same old table
Reunion Weekend — Texas Hold'em on the table when everyone's back in town.
Once a year the old crew scatters home from every corner of the map. Somebody opens the porch door, somebody finds the folding chairs, and somebody always ends up dealing Texas Hold'em until two in the morning. Reunion Weekend gathers all of that around one warm little poker table — right in your browser.
- free, just for fun
- plays in your browser
- one link for the whole crew
Suitcase Sam says:
same table, same crew ♥
one weekend a year
The weekend everybody waits for
It starts the same way every year. Someone texts the group chat, someone books the flights, and someone claims the kitchen table before anyone else can. Then out come the cards, and suddenly it's poker night again — same faces, same Hold'em hands, better stories.
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One link, whole crew
Nobody grabs anything. Paste one link in the group chat and everyone lands at the same Hold'em table straight from a browser — even the friend who still prints directions.
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The kitchen-table feel
Warm lamplight, familiar chatter, poker hands drifting slowly around the circle. Everything about Reunion Weekend is designed to feel like the Hold'em nights you're all remembering.
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Nobody keeps score, everybody remembers
Nothing on the line but bragging rights. Gentle poker hints show which hand wins, so everyone learns Hold'em as they go — and the veterans pretend they knew all along.
meet your host's mascot
Suitcase Sam
Every good reunion has a keeper of traditions. Ours is a well-worn suitcase covered in travel stickers, one for every year the crew made it home. Sam carries the poker deck, guards the porch snacks and never misses a reunion. Tap a sticker to send some love back to the table.
Tap a sticker to stick it on Sam
postcards from the crew
Letters home
A few notes the old crew mailed back after the weekend. The stamps are real. The tears in the corners are from laughing.
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"Eight years of reunions and the only thing that's changed is the flight times. Same porch, same songs, same someone sobbing over a losing poker hand."
Marta flies in from Chicago -
"I hadn't seen Dev in three summers. Twenty minutes of Texas Hold'em and it was like no time had passed at all."
Priya drives up every June -
"We thought the tradition would fade once everyone moved away. Then someone dropped a poker link in the chat. Nobody's missed a reunion since."
Jonah the one who founds the group chat -
"First Hold'em night with the old crew and even I remembered which seat was mine. Some things you never forget. Mostly the chair."
Ellie claims the fold-out chair every year
small print, warm letters
Questions, answered
Everything the group chat usually asks before the first poker hand hits the table.
Is Reunion Weekend really free?
Completely. It's a free poker game that runs in your browser, just for fun — the only thing anyone packs is a deck chair.
Do my friends need to set anything up?
Nope. They tap your invite link, type a name and take a seat. It works in any modern browser on a phone, tablet or laptop.
Half our crew has never played Texas Hold'em. Will they be lost?
Not at all. Gentle hints show which poker hand wins, so everyone learns as they go. By the second night the newcomers are the loudest ones at the table.
What if we can't all fly home the same weekend?
Happens every year. Whoever's in town plays from the kitchen, everyone else joins from wherever they landed — same table, same jokes, zero airports.
Is our table private?
Yes. Tables are invite-only — only people holding your link can pull up a chair, and you can make a fresh one whenever you like.
Will you help us remember it all?
We keep the poker table warm and the Hold'em hands shuffling. Who kept whose secret, whose porch it was, and whose turn it was to bring snacks — that part's on you.
same table, next year?
Save a seat for everyone.
It's free, it runs right in your browser, and it's the easiest way to get the whole crew around one poker table again — even if this year the Hold'em table is virtual.
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