Last verified: October 4, 2026
01 · The rooms
Two poker rooms sharing one network
Online poker needs players. A poker room with nobody in it is worthless. So small rooms join a network and share their players with each other.
Juicy Stakes and Everygame both sat on a network called Horizon. When you sat at a table on one, you could be playing someone from the other.
Everygame is an old name in gambling. It used to be called Intertops. Its poker room had been running since 2003. Juicy Stakes was smaller and had no other business behind it.
Both rooms were quiet for years. Reports at the time said the whole network rarely had more than about 50 people playing cash games at once. That is very small.
02 · The shutdown
Ten days notice, then the tables went
The closure was announced around 19 November 2025. The final day was 30 November 2025.
Juicy Stakes stopped taking deposits on 20 November 2025. Players could still take money out until the last day.
The two brands ended up in different places. Juicy Stakes closed completely, poker and casino. Everygame kept its casino and its sportsbook and only removed poker.
No proper reason was given. Players got a thank-you message and nothing more. Reports at the time put it down to years of very low player numbers, which fits what the traffic figures showed.
03 · The money
Everygame moved balances, Juicy Stakes set a deadline
Everygame handled this well. Poker balances were moved automatically into the main account wallet. Players did not have to do anything and no deadline was set. The money stayed inside an account that still works today.
Juicy Stakes was different, because the whole brand was closing. Deposits stopped on 20 November 2025. Withdrawals ran until 30 November 2025. After that there was no site to log into.
We have found no complaints from either room. We have also found no confirmation that every Juicy Stakes player got paid.
Loading the old Juicy Stakes address today sends you straight to Everygame. That is worth knowing. If you had a Juicy Stakes account and money is missing, Everygame support is the only place left to ask.
04 · The receipts
How we verified this record
Every claim on this page is graded by how firmly we could check it. Confirmed means we saw it in the operator’s own notice or in a document that cannot easily be faked. Observed means we saw it ourselves on the live site or domain on the date given. Unconfirmed means it has been reported but we could not prove it.
05 · The questions
Juicy Stakes and Everygame Poker – the questions still open
Q. When did the poker rooms close?
30 November 2025. The closure was announced around 19 November 2025.
Q. Did Everygame close?
No. Only its poker room closed. Its casino and sportsbook are still running.
Q. Did Juicy Stakes close?
Yes, completely. Its old address now sends visitors to Everygame.
Q. What happened to poker balances?
Everygame moved them into the main account wallet automatically. Juicy Stakes players had to withdraw by 30 November 2025.
Q. Why did they close?
No reason was given. Reporters put it down to years of very low player numbers.
Q. I still had money in Juicy Stakes. Who do I ask?
Everygame support, because the old address now leads there. There is no separate Juicy Stakes site left.