Looking for a way to play strip poker online?
I spent a few hours rinsing through hands, testing every digital poker room with the slightest whiff of a striptease — and from what I saw, there are some pretty weird options out there.
From live cam games (with real-life models), to anime fantasy tournaments and retro DOS joints that look like they were programmed on a toaster.
Some are fun. Some are filthy. A few are, well… probably best left in the 1990s.
But if you’re after cards, clothes coming off, and the thrill of seeing it all, this list rounds up the best ways to get your poker and perv on. All from the comfort of your browser…
Best Virtual Strip Poker Games
Virtual strip poker is alive and well, just as it has been for the last 30 years…
Of course, most games are single player only with computer generated girls.
Makes sense, right? How many real girls do you know who spend their free time purposefully losing at poker just to get naked on the web?
Hopefully not many.
There are, however, a smattering of multiplayer strip poker games, and the chance to play card games live with amateur cam girls. With your ears pricked, that’s probably the best place for us to start…
1. Strip Hi-Lo (CamContacts)
If there’s one thing I did not expect to be doing when I researched this post… it’s removing clothes from a real-life girl (yes: living, breathing) with a swoosh of my Jack (-hammer).
Strip Hi-Lo on CamContacts lets you do exactly that. It’s a one-on-one live high/low card game with real cam models. The rules are simple: you and the model take turns guessing whether the next card will be higher or lower than the last. Each wrong guess = lost round, and if the model loses a round, she removes a piece of clothing.
Granted, we’re not talking about actual poker here, but it’s by far the most fun I had while playing these games.
That’s because playing Strip Hi-Lo feels part game, part interactive peep show. You enter a private cam session, and the interface deals the cards on-screen while the model reacts live.
You can browse through CamContacts to find girls online (and waiting) for your private chat invitation. Obviously, it’s a cam site, so you’ll be paying per minute or round.
All roads lead to wallet extraction, but it’s a fun way to break the ice — and gawp at some tits.
An autistic delight. 😂
Registration is free but you will need to register a credit card to verify your age.
Once you are signed in, you can access some rooms for free but most chat hosts will be charging you by the minute for your games. These vary but can cost around $1-3/minute.
2. Strip Poker Night at the Inventory (SPNatI)
This one is definitely an acquired taste, but it’s one of the most loved and actively developed options on our list.
Strip Poker Night at the Inventory is a fan-made, open-source strip poker extravaganza.
Ever wondered what it’s like to bluff Harley Quinn, Lara Croft, or Princess Peach out of their clothes? SPNatI has you covered. It’s a free browser game with a wild mix of over 200 characters from video games, anime, and cartoons… all community-contributed and completely free.
In single-player mode, it’s you vs. three AI opponents in a four-way strip poker match. It’s five-card draw (no betting; losing hand strips) that keeps a fairly brisk pace. The poker itself is simple – cards are really just a vehicle to the main event: gloriously lewd undress animations with a dollop of hentai porn and fan-service.
Each character has a custom personality, and hundreds of lines of dialogue, so the real fun is in the trash-talk and flirtation between hands.
The art is obviously 2D paper-doll style – no, not AAA graphics, but there’s a charm to it and tons of variety in outfits and poses. And oh, the cosplay-level commitment is something else: many characters have unlockable alternate costumes and even secret endings if you meet specific conditions during play.
I’m not really sure what I was expecting when I booted it up, but SPNatI has got some seriously addictive dopamine hits wired into it. Sure, the art is a bit iffy, and it’s a grind to unlock all the special endings, but this genre is known for ‘one-and-done’ gameplay… it’s very cool to see a title that bucks the trend.
3. Strip Poker XXX
Back to human models…
And a more traditional formula.
This is an online multiplayer video strip-poker game which lets you play a free game of dirty Texas Hold ‘em.
You join a virtual table (free to play, with play-money chips) and there are usually a couple of AI “girls” seated among the human players. Obviously, your goal is to win everyone’s chips and, importantly, make the video girls go all-in and bust – that’s when they do a sexy striptease in full-motion video right at the table.
If you want access to multiple rooms, and to see the full library of your opponents stripping off, then you’ll need to become a premium member.
It’s a European site so the subscription charges are in Euros with monthly costs starting at €9.00 ($10).
This will give you 30 ‘Heart’ tokens a month which will be enough to let you create your own private room to play in.
When I signed up, the tables felt a bit empty – I sometimes had to wait for opponents. When a game did get going, though, I had a blast. There’s a perverse camaraderie in teaming up with other horndogs to knock out the AI ladies’ chips and see them get naked.
Just be prepared for some all-caps trash talk in the chat and the occasional sore loser…
A bit like normal poker.
4. My Strip Poker
https://www.my-strip-poker.com
My Strip Poker takes a different approach. It’s a community-driven strip poker platform that’s part game, part DIY smut-fest.
The first thing to know: it’s free and very much a hobbyist playground.
On this site you can play solo against computer opponents or jump into live multiplayer matches, but with a unique play on the genre: many of the opponents are actually user-created “champions” with uploaded photos instead of professional models. Kinda cool.
You’ll need to register a free account to access more opponents but you can play against both men and women.
You can start by clicking any of the listed opponents for a 1v1 solo game (the site always shows a roster of “awaiting” champions. Win hands to make them lose clothes. Once you’ve got the hang of it, you can unlock multiplayer mode, which supports up to 4 players in a live video strip poker game.
Yes, live – as in each human player can optionally turn on their webcam and literally strip (or just watch others strip) as they lose. If you’re shy, you can instead use a custom “champion” avatar (your own pics or any you upload) to represent you while you play – a clever feature that saved my bacon, dignity and pride.
The catch is that if you want to play with real life opponents and share your webcam, you need to purchase coins. Depending how many coins you buy, a live game will cost you between $0.02 and $0.20 each.
Just be aware that as soon you register, you’ll be inundated with pop-ups of other players who are eager to share their cams and play strip poker with you.
5. Racy Poker
If the other sites are strip poker lounges, Racy Poker is casting the lewd net far and wide. It offers a selection of dirty strip card games: not just poker (Texas Hold’em and draw), but also Strip Blackjack, Strip Hi-Lo, even Strip Chess… just in case you fancy getting your Queen’s Gambit on in the nude.
Racy Poker’s claim to fame is its huge lineup of opponents, and we’re talking hundreds of photo-realistic models, including some well-known adult stars. No idea how they ended up on this site…
From what I can tell, they look to have some kind of content partnership with iStripper, which is the famous collectable card game where you can transport jiggling pornstars to your desktop.
The gameplay is entirely single-player.
You choose your opponent and your game type, then play against the AI.
It’s classic strip poker flow: you win hands, your opponent sheds clothes. Lose hands, nothing terrible happens except your pride takes a hit (you can’t strip – you’re just an incorporeal poker god here). Each of the sexy opponents comes with pre-shot photo or video sequences, so as you progress, you’ll be rewarded with images or clips of them undressing.
As for the other side games, I put my 1600 ELO rating to the test in Strip Chess. Completed it, mate.
It’s fair to say these AI girls are unlikely to be challenging Magnus anytime soon.
6. Strip Poker Online
https://www.strip-poker-online.com
This one’s not for the shy!
Strip-Poker-Online.com is a full-blown multiplayer webcam-based Texas Hold’em strip game, and yes — that means real people, real chips, and real undressing.
You’ll need a webcam (or phone cam) to play, and you’ll be snapping proof-of-strip photos mid-game. Don’t worry, the pics are private… unless you decide to go full exhibitionist, in which case… godspeed.
Gameplay follows classic No Limit Texas Hold’em. When you lose your stack, it’s time to peel off a layer and take a photo to prove it. Your opponent gets to “validate” your strip (which sounds clinical, right? 😬). If you’re down to your last sock, you can even sell your clothes — in-game, of course — to buy back into the match.
There’s even a dare system if you run out of clothes, so if you’re the type of hothead who’d rather bark like a dog than flash your boxers, I suppose you can see who bites.
You can jump into public tables for free, though they fill up quick unless you’re a VIP (who get queue priority, private matches, and more AI opponents to practise on). It’s a bit of a sausage-fest at times, but when you find a good table, it really does feel like an X-rated Zoom poker night.
You can choose which kind of table you play at, and these include public snapshot strip games as well as VIP members’ only live cam tables.
Because you’re playing with real people, it’s a real challenge.
Of course, there are far more men playing here… but girls do get free VIP membership so if you are patient then you will find some ladies here.
The Evolution of Virtual Strip Poker
Nothing beats playing strip poker live, but for as long as the video game has been around, there have been digital ways to get similar action.
Yes, as far back as the early 1980s when Apple Inc. was first competing with IBM for market share of personal computers, strip poker video games have been a thing.
Considered the ‘granddaddy of computer strip poker games’ Artworx released Strip Poker in 1982 for the Apple II and Commodore 64.
A ‘sizzling game of chance’, players could take part in a simple game of five-card draw and be rewarded with some heavily pixelated images of topless models.
The game was so popular that the format was copied for other home computers including the Amstrad CPC and Amiga, one of the earliest examples of a successful “retro” adult game.
By the mid 1980s, graphics had become more refined and users could now get 16-bit images,
In 1988, Teenage Queen was released by ERE Informatique on multiple platforms including the Atari ST and DOS.
Its unique visual style earned it a lot of fans and proved that hand drawn images could be just as sexy as photos. And because the graphics were ‘artwork’ the developers could get away with a lot more risqué content.
The following year, Capcom took another big step forward publishing a strip poker game for video arcades. Poker Ladies had a very limited release and is likely one of the only titles to ever be created for this market.
Even the home consoles market showed an interest in ‘adult’ gaming and, in 1991, Nintendo would release a trio of titles for the NES including Peek-A-Boo Poker.
A basic five-card draw game and with zero nudity, it was decent enough and had some erotic imagery.
However, few retailers would stock the title for fear of upsetting their core audiences and its limited release in both North America and Australasia have made it one of the most expensive games in Nintendo’s history!
By the early 1990s, interest in strip poker video games was beginning to wane as the world wide web allowed people to access more pornographic material online.
The first half of this decade saw a massive increase in the number of people owning their own personal computers. So, it wasn’t hard to predict that game developers would look to Windows and Macintosh for their next markets.
Released for distribution on CD-ROM, graphics could be rendered in much better resolutions and advances in software development meant that games could become more complex.
Throughout the noughties, several popular games would be released including:
- WinSP (1993) – a German game which players had to build themselves, it was the only strip poker title released for Windows 3.1.
- Poker Party (1994) – featuring video clips of your opponent undressing, the game of poker itself was more challenging.
- Strip Poker Pro (1995) – a remake of the Artworx Strip Poker 3, this version had excellent graphics and showed an avatar of the semi-nude/nude players.
- Mick’s Strip Poker (1998) – a freeware game released for DOS, this title wasn’t a stunning development but it did something that no other games did. Players could take screenshots of the nudity.
- Leisure Suit Larry’s Casino (1999) – the balding, leisure-suit wearing man in his 40s who became an unlikely hero was the protagonist (again) in this homage to the XXX thrills of Vegas.
As the millennium rolled in, the demand for strip poker games has really fallen away.
The continued rise of high-resolution adult content on the internet as well as live cam sites offering instant interactivity just seems to have usurped the novelty of strip poker.
But there have been a couple of releases over the last few decades.
In 2006 the Polish studio, Torquemada games, developed Video Strip Poker Supreme.
Widely acknowledged to be one of the best titles ever created, the game was created for PCs and featured interactive opponents in 720p video.
And in 2009, Nintendo made a brief return to the genre with a release for its Wii called Sexy Poker. The title featured a Texas Hold ‘em style game and opponents would strip down to their lingerie.
Due to the strict ESRB ratings to which console game developers are now bound, there haven’t been any other titles of note. However, Xbox 360 and PS3 users could play a secret game of strip poker in the 2010 release of Dead Rising 2. A No-Limit Hold ‘em game, you could play against fellow apocalypse survivors and compete to see the undress. Unusually, the game also featured guys stripping too.
Speaking of which, very few games have been developed over the years that feature anything but women stripping. Which is why the Finnish game Strip-Tease Vennti is so unique. Created for the Commodore 64 in the 1980s and featuring nothing more tantalising than 8-bit graphics, it was technically strip blackjack but nevertheless showed an early celebration for gender equality.
Fortunately, Torquemada Games stepped into the breach and released a much more visually appealing alternative in 2008 with Video Strip Poker Boys.
All of the above games are still available to play online through retro gaming sites like My Abandonware, Play Retro Games and Retro Games CC.
Although they don’t compare to the virtual strip poker games of the 21st Century, for some they will be a nostalgic trip down memory lane. And for those of you Millennials, you can look back at the generation that came before you and weep for them!
Fortunately, the world of virtual strip poker has moved on a lot since these titles were developed and there is a resurgence of interest in the game.
What are your favourite virtual strip poker titles?
Let us know if I’ve missed any hidden gems!
