Club poker has always had the same two problems: the game can be good, and the settlement still becomes a mess.
That’s what stood out about @shove_bet.
Most online rooms make you trust a platform with your bankroll. Most private clubs make the host chase who won, who lost, and who still hasn’t paid.
Shove is trying to keep the club format and take the awkward part out of it. Hosts run games for their own communities. Payouts are automated with onchain infrastructure.
Players, agents, and hosts get a cleaner settlement instead of days of DMs and IOUs.
The game mix is also built for clubs, not just standard cash: NLHE, PLO, Squid variants, bomb pots, optional insurance, and volume-based rakeback.
On top of that, they’re using location, network, account, and gameplay signals to flag bots and collusion. That matters if the whole pitch is private games people actually want to sit in.
The part I like most is the settlement layer. If you already play in clubs, you know the session isn’t over when the last hand is dealt. It’s over when everybody is squared up.
Onchain payouts don’t make anyone a better player, but they do remove the friction that usually kills the experience.
Get started here: https://t.co/neF5iJuEpG
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Holders are earning real $AAPL every day.
First $2.28K already paid out.
Hold the culture. Get paid in the stock.
This is the one.
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