
TL;DR — Cubeia rebuilt its poker client on PixiJS for improved graphics, animations, and 20% faster load times. The update, largest since 2009, adds outs display in all-ins and predictable action flow. Operators gain CSS skinning and free hybrid network entry with funded promotions.
SCCG Take — Operators gain a modern poker solution with built-in liquidity and marketing support, accelerating deployment while lifting player engagement.
Cubeia has rebuilt its poker client on the PixiJS WebGL-based rendering engine. The Sweden-based iGaming software solutions provider delivered the upgrade as the most significant client release since Cubeia Poker entered production in 2009. The new foundation supports stronger graphics, animation, and performance across devices.
The interface was rebuilt from the ground up with modernised cards, player badges, and progress bars. Dealing and winning animations were reworked, and players now see the number of outs during all-in situations. Timeline management was also rebuilt so actions resolve in a predictable order for smoother hand flow. Table load times are 20% faster.
As reported by iGaming Future, Simon Isbäck, Product Owner for Poker at Cubeia, said: “This is much more than a visual refresh. We have rebuilt the foundations of the poker client, and that shows up in how the game feels to play — faster, smoother and easier to follow. It also gives us a base we can keep building on.”
The release gives the client a platform that stands alongside leading modern poker clients.
All visual elements can be skinned with standard CSS to match an operator’s existing site exactly. The HTML5-based client runs in any browser on any device with no app required.
Operators can join Cubeia’s hybrid poker network free of charge. This supplies liquidity from day one together with a $25,000-per-month promotion campaign funded by Cubeia. The upgraded client is available from the 10th of September onwards.
The combination of modern technical performance and immediate commercial support gives operators a direct route to refresh their poker offering without bearing the full cost of liquidity or marketing.
Reporting: iGaming Future
Generated by SCCG’s automated editorial system from published source reporting. SCCG Management holds editorial responsibility.
Poker is tough to launch without liquidity, and most providers leave operators stranded. Cubeia is bundling a modernized client with free network access and $25K monthly in promotions — that changes the operator math. We have worked in poker globally and know liquidity is the deal-breaker every time.
SCCG angle: SCCG has deep poker market relationships across Europe, LatAm, and emerging markets. If you are evaluating poker providers or liquidity partnerships, we connect you to the right technical and commercial fits and help structure the launch so you are not building in a vacuum.
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