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No. All chips are virtual, have no cash value, and cannot be purchased, transferred, or redeemed. There are no cash prizes or real-money bets.

CardMaster for Android is in Google Play Closed Testing. A public download link will appear when the app is publicly released.

Open Account → Edit player profile to choose a display name and avatar. Save your account with email, Google, or Apple on iOS to claim a unique username and use friends.

Create an online table, open Table options → Invite friends, and share the link or copy the table code. Saved accounts can add friends by exact username and send in-app invitations. In-app invitations expire after 15 minutes and do not reserve a seat.

Tap a player avatar or a leaderboard entry to open their profile, then choose Report player or Block player. Select a report reason or confirm blocking in the bottom sheet. A block hides their identity and scores and stops future requests, invitations and shared table joins. An active hand finishes normally. Manage your block list under Account → Blocked players. Contact bhuwanenoch@gmail.com for support or appeals.

Use the current CardMaster build, or copy the six-character code into Join your friends. A full table, active round, or closed table may prevent joining. Leave your existing table before joining a different one.

Open Account → Table notifications. You can send a test to the current device after enabling notifications. Your phone’s system notification settings also apply.

Choose a game → Play offline to practice without a connection. Callbreak and Spades use four seats; Gin Rummy uses two. Poker, Roulette, and Blackjack support one to five CPU opponents. Online hosts can add or remove CPUs through Table options between matches.