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Western Hold’em: Last Light. A rigged card game in a lamp-lit saloon.

Western Hold'em: Last Light

Win back what the cards took.

Nine years ago your father lost his saloon in a rigged game. Ride twelve towns of real Texas Hold'em, table by table, and take Last Light back.

Play the first 3 towns
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  • iPhone, Android & desktop
  • Works offline
  • English
  • 18+

Trailer

The story

One night. One marked deck.

Last Light was the brightest saloon on the frontier, and it was your father's. Then came the night of the big game. The dealer worked a marked deck. Card shark Grant Rowan took the pot. Railroad man Yates Sloan took the deed.

Nine years later the windows are boarded and the sign is dark. You have a horse, a small stake and a name nobody at the table remembers yet. Win it back town by town, table by table — and find out who else was in on it.

  • Your father

    Bet everything on a hand he never had a chance to win.

  • The dealer

    Dealt from a marked deck that night. His hands still shake.

  • Yates Sloan

    Railroad agent. Holds the deed. Will offer you money to walk away.

  • Grant Rowan

    The card shark who won the pot. Waiting at the last table.

Nell Mercer leaning on a poker table under a lantern, smiling

“Eyes open, partner. Let's take their money.”

Nell Mercer

Your partner

Nell reads the table. You read the man.

Sharp, funny and never wrong for long. Nell Mercer rides with you from the first town to the last.

  • Whispered reads

    Mid-hand she leans in: who's bluffing, who's scared, who has folded too often. Listen, or don't.

  • A stake when you're short

    Bust out and Nell can cover your buy-in. She takes 30% of your winnings until she's repaid.

  • A secret about that night

    She was in the room when your father lost Last Light. She hasn't told you everything.

The trail

Twelve towns between you and the deed.

Every town is a real hold'em tournament. Opponents get sharper the further you ride and adapt to how you play. Three towns end in a heads-up duel.

Hand-drawn frontier map: a dotted trail runs from a desert town bottom left, through mining hills and a mountain lodge, past a riverboat and a capital, to red mesas top right
  • Free to play
  • Heads-up duel
  • Tournament
  • The final hand

Stop 1 of 12Free

Dust Creek

It gets harder, town by town

The game

Real hold'em. A story on the line.

Every screen below is from the game as it plays on a phone today.

Outlaws at the tables

Each opponent has a face, a story and a way of playing. Rough western talk.

Questions

Before you ride.

Dust Creek is waiting

The sign is still dark. Not for long.

Three towns are free. Saddle up.

Play the first 3 towns