WePlay Network Software
Our software and the entire WePlay Network project are launched in partnership with Evenbet Gaming, the largest online poker software provider in the world.
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WePlay Network
Shared liquidity, explained honestly
No buzzwords. Here's what the WePlay Network is, who runs the software, and exactly where things stand right now.
What shared liquidity actually means
Most small poker rooms die from empty tables. The WePlay Network avoids that by pooling players from several branded rooms — including Vanilla Poker — into a single set of tables and tournaments. You see one lobby; behind it sits the combined traffic of every room on the network.
Evenbet Gaming · PKRS
Who builds it
The platform is developed by Evenbet Gaming, an established poker software provider. Vanilla Poker is a branded skin (PKRS) running on top of their network — so you get proven, audited software with a room that's ours.
Status
Where the network stands today
We'll be straight with you: the network is in its early phase. Cash tables and tournaments are being rolled out in stages as liquidity builds. If you drop into the lobby and a format looks quiet, that's why — and it's exactly why the welcome bonus and freerolls are as generous as they are right now.
Network documents
How the network works
The software the tables run on, and what happens to money taken from players who damage the games.
WePlay Ecology Fund
Protecting game ecology matters as much as protecting game integrity. Funds taken from players who damage the games are returned to the players who sustain them.
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Games that fill
Combined traffic means you wait less for a table to run.
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Bigger guarantees
Pooled entries let tournaments carry prize pools a single room couldn't.
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Audited fairness
RNG and game integrity are handled at the Evenbet platform level.