BatakSportPro

Real-money card tables 18+

Batak and Yanık.
Played for real stakes.

Two card games, one app, tables priced in US dollars. Every table shows its buy-in, the house rake and the prize pool before you take a seat — and nothing is charged until you confirm it.

Coming soon to iPhone and Android

  • Coming sooniPhone
  • Coming soonAndroid

Two games

A trick-taker and a rummy, at the same tables.

The rules are run by the server, not by your phone: the app shows you which cards you may play, and never guesses.

Trick-taking · 3 or 4 players

Batak

The Turkish trick-taking game. Win the auction, name trumps and make your contract — or stop whoever won it from making theirs.

  • Four-handed tables, and three-handed tables with a 48-card pack
  • Auction and contract variants
  • A turn clock on every seat, so nobody stalls the table
  • A round-by-round scorecard for the whole match

Rummy-style · 3 to 6 players

Yanık

Two packs and two Jokers. Lay down runs and sets, keep your hand light, and stay under 101 — reach it and you burn.

  • The trump is a rank: turn up a seven and every seven is wild
  • Burn out and you may buy back in, at double the price each time
  • When two players are left, they can agree to split the pot
  • The last player standing takes the prize pool

Real money, in plain sight

The price is on the table before you sit down.

Balances and tables are in US dollars. Every table states three figures up front, and your balance is not touched until you say yes.

Buy-in
What a seat costs Tables come at several prices, and you can filter the list to the ones you want.
House rake
Our fee for the table Shown beside the buy-in. It does not come out of the prize pool.
Prize pool
What the table plays for It grows as the seats fill, and you can see it before you join.
  1. Pick a tableSee its buy-in, rake and prize pool.
  2. Confirm the chargeA dialog names the total and asks before anything is taken.
  3. PlayWinnings are credited to your balance when the game settles.

Tournaments

Scheduled tournaments for Batak and Yanık.

Register ahead, then play through a bracket of four-player tables. Each table's winner goes through, and the best runners-up across the round fill the remaining places. The tournament page shows what each place pays before you enter, and the bracket as it is played.

Field
8 to 24 players
Tables
Four players each
Start
At a scheduled time
Price
Entry fee + house fee, shown separately
Not full at the start time
Cancelled, every entry refunded

Private rooms

Your own table, for the people you choose.

Create a Batak or Yanık room, set the buy-in, and the app gives you a six-character code. Send it to your friends — the room is not on any public list, so the code is the way in. A private room is charged like any other table: a buy-in plus the house rake.

Room code

K7M2QX

An example. Your room's code is shown to you, the host, to pass on.

Made for the phone

Small things that make a card room work in your pocket.

Built for play on a phone, with nothing in it that is not for playing.

  • Your turn, with the app closed

    When the app is closed, a notification tells you a table is waiting on you. With it open, that table's card blinks instead.

  • Several tables at once

    Every table you are sitting at stays one tap away, and the one waiting for your move blinks.

  • Face ID or fingerprint lock

    Optional. Your phone does the check, and nothing biometric ever leaves it.

  • Four languages

    English, Türkçe, Русский and Deutsch — and you can switch before you even sign in.

  • Your game history

    Every game you have played, with the place you finished and what it paid.

  • No ads, no tracking

    No ad networks, no analytics, no third-party trackers. See the Privacy Policy.

Coming soon to iPhone and Android.

BatakSportPro is not in the App Store or Google Play yet. Questions in the meantime: batakdev66@gmail.com.

  • Coming sooniPhone
  • Coming soonAndroid

18+ only. Play responsibly. Real-money card games are for adults, and only where they are legal for you. Play with money you can afford to lose, decide your limit before you sit down, and stop when it stops being fun.