Cubeia or PokerEnginePro:
which poker platform fits?
The short answer
Which to choose
Choose Cubeia if
- You want a poker engine with almost two decades of production behind it, rebuilt for six-digit player counts.
- You want poker beside Nano, a casino platform that runs in your own cloud account, offers its source code and takes more than 1,200 crypto coins and tokens.
- You want Spin & Go and poker clubs from the same vendor.
Choose PokerEnginePro if
- You want the poker platform itself in your cloud or data centre, with each market's rules as a signed rule pack.
- You want KYC, AML, geolocation, self-exclusion and a double-entry ledger built in.
- You want 20-plus variants, from Razz and Badugi to mixed games, set market by market.
Where Cubeia is strong[1][2][3]
- Poker since 2007, from Stockholm, with a system it describes as production proven.
- Poker 2.0 (April 2025): a multi-threaded Java 21 engine built for six-digit player counts, with a lobby API; Spin & Go added in June 2025.
- Nano runs in the operator's own cloud account, with a source-code licence available.
- Support for more than 1,200 crypto coins and tokens on Nano, and a GLI-certified RNG.
Side by side
The comparison
What you get
- PokerEnginePro
- The whole platform: engine, games, tournaments, ledger, back office and compliance, licensed to you.
Where it runs
- Cubeia
- Not published for poker. Nano, the casino platform, runs in the operator's own cloud account, with a source-code licence.[1]
- PokerEnginePro
- Your cloud, your data centre or ours — any Kubernetes, from one chart.
Engine and scale
- Cubeia
- A multi-threaded Java 21 engine, described as built for six-digit player counts.[2]
- PokerEnginePro
- One actor per table and per player; measured at 50,000 concurrent players on 10,000 tables, chips exact.
Games
- Cubeia
- Full variant list not published.[1]
- PokerEnginePro
- 20-plus variants on one engine — Hold'em, Omaha, Short Deck, Stud, Razz, Draw, Badugi and mixed games — chosen per market.
Formats
- PokerEnginePro
- Cash games, Sit & Go, scheduled MTTs, satellites, bounties and fields of 10,000; agents and affiliates built in, private and invite-code rooms live.
Crypto
- Cubeia
- Nano supports more than 1,200 crypto coins and tokens.[1]
- PokerEnginePro
- Stablecoin deposits and withdrawals on a closed loop, every address screened; the ledger stays in fiat.
Random number generation
- Cubeia
- GLI-certified RNG.[1]
- PokerEnginePro
- A committed shuffle per hand that players can verify; built for GLI-19, with the certification kit ready.
Rules per market
- Cubeia
- Not published.[1]
- PokerEnginePro
- Each market's rules as a signed rule pack: 22 markets, 503 tested scenarios.
Compliance
- Cubeia
- Not published.[1]
- PokerEnginePro
- KYC in tiers, AML, sanctions and PEP screening, geolocation, national self-exclusion registers and responsible-gambling tools.
Player data
- Cubeia
- Not published for poker; on Nano, "you own your data".[1]
- PokerEnginePro
- In your own database, with export and erasure per player.
Commercial terms
- Cubeia
- Not published.[1]
- PokerEnginePro
- A platform licence, self-hosted or hosted; talk to us.
Who should choose which
Cubeia suits an operator that wants a long-running poker engine rebuilt for scale, a casino platform beside it that runs in its own cloud with source code available, and wide crypto support.
PokerEnginePro suits an operator who wants the regulated operation to come with the engine: market rule packs, KYC and AML, self-exclusion registers, a double-entry ledger and a back office with four-eyes approval.[1]
Your own infrastructure
Cubeia offers its Nano casino platform in the operator's own cloud account, with a source-code licence. PokerEnginePro does the same for poker: the whole platform installs in your cloud or data centre, and player data stays in your database.[1]
What comes with PokerEnginePro
The back office runs the room without a second system: roles and permissions, four-eyes approval for sensitive changes, and an audit log of everything.
- Play money and real money, kept apart on one ledger.
- Every real-money deck committed before the deal.
- Real money opens only where a market's pack allows it.
Questions
Asked and answered
Is PokerEnginePro part of, or approved by, Cubeia?
No. PokerEnginePro is an independent poker platform. Cubeia is a trademark of its owner, and this page compares the two from public information.
Does Cubeia offer source code?
For Nano, its casino platform, yes: the site lists a source-code licence and deployment in the operator's own cloud account. Terms for the poker platform are not published.[1]
Does PokerEnginePro take crypto?
Yes: stablecoin deposits and withdrawals, market by market, on a closed loop with every address screened. The ledger stays in fiat.
Is PokerEnginePro's RNG certified?
Not yet. It is built for GLI-19, with the certification kit ready, and every real-money deck is committed so a player can verify the hand.
Method
Facts about other companies come from their own pages and from trade press, listed here with the date each was last checked. Facts about PokerEnginePro describe the platform itself. Where a company does not publish something, the page says so instead of guessing. Spotted something out of date? Tell us and we will correct it.
Last reviewed 7 October 2026
Sources
- [1]Cubeia: home page — Cubeia, checked 7 October 2026
- [2]How Cubeia's Poker 2.0 aims to redefine the online game — Casinos.com, checked 7 October 2026
- [3]Cubeia enhances Poker 2.0 platform with Spin & Go launch — European Gaming, checked 7 October 2026
Cubeia and Cubeia Nano are trademarks of their respective owner. PokerEnginePro is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by Cubeia.
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