Proprietary casino table game for B2B review
Random Card Poker
A premium poker-style table game built for operator evaluation, live presentation and commercial licensing.
Random Card Poker is a proprietary poker-style casino table game built around a shared blind community-card reveal through the Botón D™ mechanic.
Detailed commercial and technical materials are available to qualified parties.
Decision point occurs before the blind community-card reveal completes the active hands.
- BET
- initial wager
- PLAY / FOLD
- player decision
- Botón D™
- blind selection
- REVEAL
- shared community card
Built specifically for operator, studio, supplier and distribution review. Random Card Poker is presented for commercial evaluation of operational fit, market strategy and licensing opportunities.
What Is Random Card Poker?
A poker-style casino table game designed for operator evaluation.
Players place an initial BET, receive four private cards and decide whether to PLAY or FOLD. The Botón D™ then activates a blind selection of the community card that completes every active hand.
The commercial premise is direct: familiar poker logic, a distinctive shared reveal moment, operationally simple procedures and potential adaptation across land-based, live dealer and online RNG formats.
Public materials do not publish complete paytables, sensitive math or implementation files.
Independent Analysis
Independent Mathematical Analysis Completed by GLI
Gaming Laboratories International (GLI) completed an independent mathematical analysis of Random Card Poker.
Supporting mathematical documentation is available through the review process.
The analysis supports technical and commercial evaluation of the game and does not constitute regulatory approval or authorization for deployment in any jurisdiction.
The Core Game Flow
BET | Cards | PLAY / FOLD | Botón D™ | Reveal | Poker Resolution
The public explanation is intentionally simple and limited to the visible game flow.
Opening Hand Example
Four private cards meet one blind community-card reveal.
Illustrative example - not the actual paytable or math model.
Initial BET
The player enters the round and may add an optional BONUS where offered.
Four Private Cards
Each active position receives private cards and evaluates its potential.
PLAY / FOLD Decision
The player decides whether to continue before the community card is revealed.
Botón D™ Activation
A blind selection is made among pre-positioned community cards.
Community Reveal
The selected card is revealed and completes every active hand.
Poker Resolution
Hands are resolved according to the official game rules and paytable structure.
The Botón D™ Reveal
A distinctive suspense moment without presenting control over the outcome.
The Botón D™ activates a blind selection among pre-positioned community cards. The player does not know or control the selected card, creating a suspenseful reveal moment while preserving a clear and reviewable game flow.
Shared Attention
The table focuses on one reveal moment that affects all active hands.
Clear Presentation
The mechanic can be explained visually while detailed materials remain available only after qualification.
Brandable Identity
The Botón D™ gives the game a recognizable table feature for live and digital presentation.
Operator Value
Commercial Value for Operators.
Random Card Poker is positioned for operators and partners seeking a proprietary casino table game with recognizable poker appeal, a distinctive shared reveal moment and practical evaluation materials.
Built around poker hand recognition and a format players can understand without a long rules explanation.
The shared blind community-card reveal gives the game a memorable table identity and a clear branded moment.
The public sequence is concise: BET, private cards, PLAY / FOLD, Botón D™ reveal and poker resolution.
The Botón D™ reveal creates a focused visual beat for presenters, multi-angle studio shots and remote player suspense.
An optional BONUS layer may be reviewed where added volatility and side-wager economics fit the operator strategy.
Structured for evaluation across land-based tables, live dealer studios and digital RNG implementations.
Dealer procedure and reveal-handling materials are prepared for operator and supplier evaluation.
Table layout and equipment assumptions can be reviewed as part of operator-side evaluation.
Training flow, round sequence and game-cycle assumptions are prepared for evaluation.
Paytable configurations can be reviewed without publishing sensitive mathematical detail.
Commercial Audiences
Commercial pathways for operators, studios, suppliers and distribution partners.
Each conversation is scoped around the party's role, market, format and timeline.
Land-based and hybrid table-game review
Assess whether the game can fit a table-games floor, dealer workflow and market strategy without adding operational complexity.
Camera-forward presentation potential
Use the Botón D™ reveal as a focused camera moment that gives presenters a clear beat and viewers a shared point of suspense.
Digital adaptation and platform fit
Evaluate how the core reveal sequence, UI treatment and reporting assumptions could translate into regulated digital formats.
Territory, licensing and partnership scope
Position a proprietary table-game asset for territory strategy, operator introductions and format-specific licensing discussions.
Protected Materials
Private Operator Review Package.
Complete rules, paytable, GLI analysis materials and operational documentation are shared during the review process below. The public site does not disclose complete paytables, sensitive math, implementation logic or full operating documents.
Commercial Process
A clear path from first interest to commercial evaluation.
The goal is to qualify the inquiry, understand format and market fit, then determine whether an operator review package, licensing conversation or distribution discussion is appropriate.
Operator, supplier, studio, distributor or strategic partner shares company profile and market interest.
A short conversation confirms business fit, target format, jurisdictional context and review scope.
Complete rules, paytable and mathematical materials are reviewed when commercial fit is confirmed.
Commercial terms, territory, implementation format and partner role are explored case by case.
Founder & Creator
Designed From Casino Operations Experience.
Random Card Poker was created by Gonzalo Iván Montoya Martínez, drawing on direct experience in casino operations and table-games management. That floor background informs the Botón D™ mechanic, dealer procedures and table flow.
Commercial FAQ
Questions for operators, suppliers and strategic partners.
Answers are intentionally high-level for commercial screening and next-step alignment.
What is Random Card Poker?
Random Card Poker is a proprietary poker-style casino table game built around a shared blind community-card reveal through the Botón D™ mechanic.
What makes the Botón D™ different?
The Botón D™ creates a blind selection moment before the shared community card is revealed, giving the game a clear table identity without presenting player control over the outcome.
Has the game undergone mathematical analysis?
Yes. GLI completed an independent mathematical analysis. Supporting mathematical documentation is available through the review process.
Does the GLI analysis constitute regulatory approval?
No. The analysis supports technical and commercial evaluation of the game and does not constitute regulatory approval or authorization for deployment in any jurisdiction.
Who is the game intended for?
The site is intended for casino operators, live dealer studios, game suppliers, distribution partners and strategic commercial partners.
What materials are available for operator review?
Official rules, dealer procedures, paytable structure, GLI analysis materials, table layout materials and live dealer presentation notes are available through the operator review process.
How are licensing discussions handled?
Commercial structures are tailored to format, territory, scope and partner role. Specific terms are discussed after initial qualification.
Contact
Request Private Operator Review
For casino operators, live dealer studios, game suppliers, distributors and strategic partners. Share the commercial context so the right path can be assessed.
Commercial Contact: Gonzalo Iván Montoya Martínez
Email: gm@randomcardpoker.com
Scope: Operator, studio, supplier, distributor and strategic partner inquiries.
Available for operator review, licensing, distribution, live dealer evaluation and strategic partnership discussions. Player-facing inquiries are not the purpose of this site.