What Riverline is
Riverline is an online poker platform built as a network. Operators run branded rooms over a shared pool of liquidity, so a table is full at three in the morning whichever room you signed up through. Each operator owns its players and its commercial terms; the platform owns the game, the shuffle, the ledger and the integrity pipeline.
How the game is run
The engine that deals and settles every hand is deterministic and replayable: the same seed and the same actions always produce the same result. Each shuffle is committed to before the cards are dealt, so the deck cannot change once a hand starts; a public per-hand verifier is in cryptographic review. Money lives in an append-only, double-entry ledger that is rebuilt and reconciled against the chain.
Where you can play
Real-money play is available only from the places the operator that owns your account accepts players from. The list below is the one the servers enforce: it is checked against where your connection says you are, on every deposit and every cash seat, and a place that is not on it is refused whatever your device says. Play chips are available wherever the site loads.
The list for this room loads with the page. If it has not appeared, ask through the Help page and we will tell you whether we accept players where you are.
Licensing
Where the operator that owns your account holds a gambling licence, the licence, the regulator that issued it and any independent dispute-resolution body it names are published here and on that operator's own site. Riverline does not offer real-money play where the operator is not permitted to.
Responsible operation
Players must be 18 or over. Account limits, cooling-off and self-exclusion are available to every player and are enforced by the server, not by the client. Bots are labelled at play-money tables and barred from real-money tables.