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Live Poker Pro, Dealt in Real Time

Live Poker Pro is our poker floor, streamed from a real dealer — Texas Hold'em, Omaha and Casino Hold'em seats you can take straight from your account wallet.

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Every Live Poker Pro table you open on ck1991 runs from a studio feed, not a random number generator, so you watch the shuffle, the cut and the deal as it happens. We carry rooms from Evolution, Ezugi and Vivo Gaming, with Texas Hold'em and Omaha cash tables sitting beside Casino Hold'em and Three Card Poker. The stakes panel on each table

tells you the buy-in band before you sit, and your seat is funded straight from your account wallet — bKash, Nagad or Rocket funding lands there first. If a table is full, the lobby lists waiting seats instead of hiding them. Chat stays open on every table, and the dealer's call decides each hand.

  • Studio-dealt cards on camera
  • Cash tables, no tournament clock
  • Stake band shown before you sit
  • Seats paid from your account wallet
SEAT-SIDE HELP

Help While You Hold a Seat

Things break mid-session, and a poker seat is a bad place to sit and wait. If the studio feed stutters or your table drops, close it and reopen from the lobby — your chips sit on the server, not on your screen, so the hand finishes without touching your balance. When the table itself cannot fix it, our support desk takes live chat and email, and seat or buy-in problems get looked at before anything else. Keep the room code from the table header handy; it tells us exactly which room to check.

Live Chat for Table Faults Tell us the room code and the hand number, and we can pull the room log to see what the dealer feed showed on your side. That is quicker than describing the hand.
Seat, Buy-In and Waiting Lists If a seat will not open or your buy-in looks wrong, message us before you sit down again. We check the table's stake band against your wallet balance and set you right.
Cashier and Withdrawal Checks Cashing out from a poker session follows the same wallet route as the rest of the lobby — the amount goes back to the bKash, Nagad or Rocket number you funded with, once your account name matches.
FAIR DEAL CHECKS

Fair Deal Checks on Every Table

You cannot see the shuffle on a screen the way you can across a felt table, so we lean on things you can actually check. Every Live Poker Pro room runs on a studio feed from a provider we name on the table card, the cards are dealt in front of a camera, and your session's hand history stays in your account after you leave. We do not print payout percentages no provider gave us. Where a studio or a game shows return figures, you see them on that table's own screen.

Camera-Dealt Cards

Cards on Live Poker Pro come off a physical deck in front of a live camera, not from software. You see the shuffle, the cut and the deal, and the dealer resolves every hand in view.

Named Studio Providers

Our poker floor is fed by studios we name on each table card, including Evolution, Ezugi and Vivo Gaming. If a room is not running, the card says so instead of leaving you guessing.

Hand History You Can Reopen

Finished hands are logged to your account, so you can reopen a session later and see how a pot was built. That record settles most arguments about a split or a side pot.

Account and Wallet Matching

Withdrawals from a poker session only clear to a wallet in your own name. We match the bKash, Nagad or Rocket account holder to your ck1991 profile before the cashier releases the amount.

Poker Words You Will See

Poker talk moves fast, especially when a dealer is calling the action in real time. These are the terms that come up most at our tables, written the way we would explain them if you asked in chat. Learn them once and the table card, the pot total and the chat box all read clearly.

What is a buy-in at a live poker table?

The amount you bring to a seat before cards are dealt. On our Live Poker Pro tables the buy-in band is printed on the table card, and it comes out of your account wallet.

What does the flop mean in Texas Hold'em?

The first three community cards dealt face up after the pre-flop betting round. Everyone still in the hand shares them, and your next betting decision starts from there.

What is the button in a poker hand?

The marker showing which seat acts last in each betting round. It moves one seat clockwise after every hand, so the cost of posting blinds is shared around the table.

How is Omaha different from Hold'em?

You get four hole cards instead of two, but must use exactly two of them with three from the board to make a hand. That rule changes how much the board matters.

What is Casino Hold'em?

A table game where you play your hand against the dealer rather than other seats. You see two hole cards, decide whether to call, then the dealer runs out a five-card board.

What is a side pot?

A separate pot built from bets made after one player is all-in. The all-in player can only win the main pot, while the rest of the table contests the side pot.

Questions About Live Poker Pro

You asked these at the table, so we are answering them in one place. Some are about getting a seat, some about what happens when the dealer feed stutters, and one is about moving your balance between poker and the sportsbook. If your question is not on this list, live chat takes it and we will add the answer where it helps other players.

It is our live poker floor — real dealers, real cards on camera, and seats at Texas Hold'em, Omaha and Casino Hold'em tables. You fund a seat from your account wallet and play in the browser.

Yes. The tables run in the mobile browser on Android and iOS, so nothing needs installing. Turn the phone sideways for the full table view, or stay upright if you only want the cards.

Open the room from the lobby, check the stake band on the table card, then pick an empty seat and confirm the buy-in. The amount leaves your wallet and appears as chips.

Your seat stays in the hand and the dealer plays it out on the server. Reconnect and you land back at the same table with the hand history showing what you missed.

One wallet covers both. Close your poker seat and the sportsbook is a tab away — cricket markets on international fixtures and BPL matches sit there alongside football. Your balance carries across without a second transfer.

You do, and it is the same step for the whole lobby — your name on the bKash, Nagad or Rocket wallet has to match your profile before the cashier sends a withdrawal.
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