Account
Your account
You need an account to play. It's free, it takes a moment, and there's no password or email to remember: you sign in with a passkey, the fingerprint, face or screen lock you already use on your phone or computer.
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Accounts are off here
This copy of the site doesn't keep accounts. Everything else works as usual: your name, hometown and scores stay in this browser.
This browser can't use passkeys
Accounts here sign in with passkeys, which every current browser supports: Safari, Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Samsung Internet. Update your browser, or open this page on your phone.
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Your device asks for your fingerprint, face or screen lock, and you're in.
Passkey on a different device? Choose the option to use a phone or another device, and scan the code it shows.
Lost your passkey? Use a recovery code
Each code works once. Once you're in, add a passkey on this device.
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Other players see your name and hometown at online tables. Use a nickname if you like. Every name is someone's own: if yours is taken and it's you, sign in instead.
Your profile
Signed in as . Your name, hometown, colour and game settings follow you to every device you sign in on.
Your passkeys
Each passkey signs you in from the devices that have it. Passkeys marked Synced are kept by Apple, Google or Microsoft and reach your other devices on their own.
Add a spare. There's no password or email to fall back on, so if this is your only passkey and the device is lost, so is the account. A second passkey on another device, or a synced one, keeps you safe.
Your friends
Friends can see when you're online and invite you to their table. A friendship needs both of you: one asks, the other says yes.
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Friends
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Blocked
People you've blocked can't see you, invite you, or reach you with a friend request. They aren't told.
Recovery codes
If every device with your passkey is lost, a recovery code still gets you in, once. Keep them somewhere safe and away from your phone: printed, in a drawer, or in a password manager.
Your new recovery codes. They're shown only now. Each works once; any older codes no longer work.
Where you're signed in
Browsers you've signed in from. Sign one out if it isn't yours or you no longer use it.
Your data
The site keeps your name, hometown, colour and game settings, your passkeys' public halves (the private halves never leave your devices), scrambled copies of your recovery codes, your friends and friend requests, and the browsers you're signed in from. Nothing else: no email, no password, no location, no tracking.
Delete your account for good? Your name, hometown, settings, friends, passkeys and sign-ins are removed from the site straight away, and can't be brought back. Scores kept in this browser stay. Your device asks for your passkey to confirm.
About passkeys
- A passkey is made by your phone or computer and unlocked with your fingerprint, face or screen lock. There's nothing to remember and nothing anyone can steal from the site to sign in as you.
- It only works on this site, so a look-alike page can't trick you into handing it over.
- On an iPhone, iPad or Mac it's saved in iCloud Keychain; on Android and Chrome, in Google Password Manager; on Windows, in Windows Hello. Those reach your other devices by themselves.
- On a computer without your passkey, choose to use a phone, and scan the code with the phone that has it.
Your account is the same on every phone and computer you play on: sign in, and your name and hometown come with you.