Devilfish Poker Redefines Online Poker With Respect & Community

_{Devilfish Poker is transforming online poker by putting community and good vibes at the heart of the game. (Image: Devilfish Poker)}

The tables may be turning on players who have exhibited toxic behaviour—trash talk and name-calling in online poker.  

Some consider that a lack of accountability has hurt trust and community spirit. But now, a new movement aims to turn the tables and change all that.

Mark McGuiness, the CMO of Devilfish Poker, believes that ‘toxic behaviour’ has plagued online poker for too long. He said, “Cheap shots, name-calling, and zero accountability don’t build trust—and they definitely don’t build community.”  

How Devilfish Poker is Revolutionizing the Player Experience

Mark has just launched the new guidelines and he says they’re more than just rules, they’re the foundation of a poker platform where respect, fairness, and good vibes come first.

Mark said, “As CMO of Devilfish Poker, I'm absolutely thrilled to announce two monumental strategic moves that are supercharging our growth and solidifying our vision for a new era of community-driven, free-to-play poker.” 

Introducing Devilfish Poker—a fresh, free-to-play social poker platform built on shared values like respect, fairness, and positive vibes.

Mark says that this isn’t just about playing cards; it’s about creating a community where everyone feels welcome and valued.  

Mark’s Vision for a Better Poker Experience for the Players  

Mark has dealt a decent set of game-changing cards for players to study.  

The first is a new standard of play that allows players to compete vigorously, provided that it remains fair. They can disagree, but they should respect each other.

We all like to go large on celebrating a win but Mark has another concept as his ace for celebrations. He champions positive wins. His advice is to celebrate and accept victories without bragging or sulking.

Mark’s no joker in the online poker community. He wants players to support each other because, as he says, “Poker’s better when we lift one another up.”  

Mark says that these new community guidelines ‘set the tone for a better, more respectful online poker experience’.  He said, “They’re inviting players like you to help shape the future of social poker—building trust and community at every table.”  

The Movement is Growing Fast 

Among those joining the new tribe are Aion Poker Discord community. It has paid dividends as  Devilfish Poker has doubled its player base on Discord with more players, more fun, more community. 

The new  platform is live on Immutable, opening the doors to over 100,000 active Web3 players worldwide. This means better infrastructure, transparency, and rewards for players—making your reputation and skills truly matter. 

Mark said: “Inspired by the legendary Dave "Devilfish" Ulliott, this movement isn’t just about playing poker; it’s about changing the game for good.

“If you believe in a social poker scene built on respect, fairness, and fun, now’s your chance to get involved. Join the growing Discord community, check out what’s happening on Immutable, and be part of the future of poker where players come first.”