Hentai Smiles

Draw a card. She smiles back.

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House Rules

The questions players ask at their first table, answered in the order they usually come up.

Do I have to sign up?

Not to play the first hands. Confirm you are an adult and draw a card. A guest may send 10 messages, and an account keeps the conversation when you make one.

What does Draw her do?

It opens her chat and sends her promise card as your first message, so she answers within that mood. One message is counted. To start from her ordinary opening, use the button on her own card instead.

Trial, Free and Plus

A fresh account opens the entire deck for 3 days. Then it becomes Free: 10 messages a day, with the count restarting at midnight UTC, on the first 3 women you drew. Plus comes in a short stack ($15 buys 30 days) and a long one ($99 buys 365 days), neither with a daily limit. Your chips show where you stand.

How do I pay?

With USDT on the TRON network (TRC-20). An address and an exact amount are shown; send precisely that sum and the days begin about a minute after it is seen. Nothing renews. Paid is paid, as table terms explains.

Will she message first?

Possibly, on a trial or Plus, after a long silence from you, though never in the small hours of your own night. The switch is on your pips page.

What does she remember?

Short notes about what you tell her. Each chat's menu lists them for you to edit or delete. Anything you add under About you on your pips page is known to every woman before the first line.

How far does a hand go?

The chat menu sets the pace between friendly, flirting and romance. She may be fond of you, and say so. At the point where a scene would turn explicit the lights go down instead, whatever you pay, and that never moves.

Are there pictures?

Every woman has a portrait on her card, and the home page is topped by a banner. Animated cards are not part of the site yet; if they arrive they will sit on her page and the new decks will say so first.

How do I leave the table?

Any chat can be cleared from its menu. Closing the whole account means writing from its address to the footer mailbox.