Can I play Felted offline?
Yes. After installing, the campaign, training and the other single-player modes run on your device against AI bots, so they work on a plane or without Wi-Fi. Play with Friends, sign-in, cloud backup, purchases and asking Dex questions need an internet connection.
Is Felted free?
Felted is free to download and play, and it has no ads. Optional purchases include chip packs and Felted Pro, a subscription that adds hosted-table controls, deeper stats and a higher Dex allowance. Pro never includes chips, and there is always a free way to keep playing.
Are the other players real people?
Felted never passes bots off as people. In the offline modes every opponent is an AI bot with its own style, and online AI players are marked as AI. To play real people, open a private table and invite friends with its six-character code.
Is the deck rigged?
No. Offline hands are dealt with a cryptographically secure Fisher–Yates shuffle. Bots act only on the public board and their own two cards, and difficulty changes how bots think, never the cards. You can check the latest completed offline deal in the in-game Fair Deal panel.
Can I win real money?
No. Felted is a play-money game. Chips have no cash value, cannot be transferred or cashed out, and chip purchases are unavailable where prohibited by law.
What is Dex?
Dex is Felted's AI poker coach. It reads your own hands and explains decisions in plain language, from why a fold was right to where your leaks are. Dex's review of your last hand and session works offline; three questions a day are included, and Felted Pro raises that allowance.
How do I play poker with friends in Felted?
Open Play with Friends, host a table and share the six-character invite code. Two to six people can play; the host chooses the blinds and starting stacks, and everyone plays with separate table chips.
Step-by-step private table guide →
Which devices and languages does Felted support?
Felted runs on iPhone, iPad and Android phones and tablets. The app is available in 25 languages, including English, French and Japanese.