Dealt inside a vault
Private Ephemeral RollupYour two cards are written to an account only your key may read, inside a MagicBlock Private Ephemeral Rollup running on Intel TDX. The deck's account has no readers at all — not players, not us.
Not even the house.
Teexas is No-Limit Hold'em dealt inside a hardware-sealed vault on Solana. Your hole cards are encrypted to you alone. The deck is encrypted to no one. Every shuffle is provably random and every pot settles on-chain.
“In 2007 an insider at Absolute Poker used a superuser account to watch every player's hole cards. A year later the same scheme surfaced at UltimateBet.”
Hole cards live in the operator's database. Anyone with access can read them.
You are asked to trust a random number generator you can never inspect.
Winnings sit in the site's bank account until a withdrawal is approved.
Built on MagicBlock: a Private Ephemeral Rollup for secrecy and 50 ms gameplay, VRF for the shuffle, and Solana for the money.
Your two cards are written to an account only your key may read, inside a MagicBlock Private Ephemeral Rollup running on Intel TDX. The deck's account has no readers at all — not players, not us.
Each hand is shuffled from MagicBlock VRF output mixed with a secret entropy pool that every player stirs with every action. The oracle can't predict the deck, and neither can any player.
Buy-ins sit in a program vault on Solana. When one player holds every chip, the table returns to Solana, secrets are wiped, and the vault pays the winners automatically.
This button sends real requests to the private rollup for a live table's deck and a player's cards. The public table is served. The secrets are not.
› once a game is running, this console will try to read its deck and hands
Two to six players, escalating blinds, winner takes the vault. Bring friends, or warm up against the house robots.