PPPoker rabbit hunting
Rabbit hunting exists in PPPoker. Three outside sources say so, and two of them say it costs something. What none of them say is how much one look costs, whether other players see you do it, or whether a club can switch it off.
Updated 30 September 2026
What rabbit hunting is
A hand can end before the board is complete: everyone folds to a bet on the flop, say, and the turn and river are never dealt. Rabbit hunting lets a player see the cards that would have come. It changes nothing about the hand, which is already over, and it reveals no one's hole cards. It shows whether a draw would have hit.
What we could confirm about PPPoker
We looked for PPPoker's own documentation first and found none for this feature. The outside sources below were retrieved on 30 September 2026 and quoted from their live pages.
| Claim | Source | Dated | How much weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rabbit Hunting is a perk of a VIP card sold for $0.99, listed next to extra time-banks, all-in equity display and increased login rewards. | PokerNews staff, «Brand New PPPoker Lobby Interface!» | 28 April 2020 | Oldest source and the only one with a date. It reads as a product announcement naming the perk without explaining its behavior. |
| Some features cost diamonds and cannot be used without enough in your account, «including rabbit hunting, using emojis, activating the timebank». | Professional Rakeback, PPPoker review | No date on the page | Affiliate review site. Consistent with the 2020 article, but no price and no date. |
| Rabbit Hunting is among the rewards for daily login and hands-played bonuses for Steam players. | The Poker Agent, PPPoker clubs page | No date on the page | Agent-run listing site with its own clubs to sell. Treat the claim as marketing until seen in the app. |
It is a paid or earned perk tied to the in-app diamond currency. It is not a table setting everyone gets. The sources describe the perk differently. One calls it part of a purchased card, one says diamonds, one says a loyalty reward. They can all be true at once, and we cannot tell which applies to a given account today.
What no source states
- The price of one look, in diamonds or anything else.
- Whether the other players at the table are told, or see an animation.
- Whether a club owner can disable it for their tables, the way owners set rake and buy-in caps (see club architecture).
- Which games carry it: hold'em only, or Omaha and short deck as well.
We have not tested it in the app, so we do not fill these gaps from guesswork.
Does rabbit hunting matter for bots?
People search for this alongside the word bot fearing data collection: an agent or automated client using the feature to learn. We found no source that describes anyone doing this. We infer that there is little to learn, but this is not a sourced fact. The cards shown never entered play, and no hole cards are revealed, so nothing about an opponent's range or habits comes out of it.
What detection does look at is covered in bot detection layers.
Frequently asked
What is rabbit hunting in PPPoker?
A feature that shows the community cards that would have been dealt after a hand ended early. It does not affect the outcome and does not show anyone's hole cards.
Does rabbit hunting cost money in PPPoker?
Sources say it uses diamonds, PPPoker's in-app currency, or comes bundled with a VIP card. The per-use price is not published in anything we found.
Can other players see when I rabbit hunt?
We could not find this stated anywhere, and we have not verified it in the app.
Is rabbit hunting a form of cheating?
No source we found treats it as one. It reveals only cards that were never in play, after the hand is over. For what PPPoker does look for, see bot detection layers and, for the club side of the game, what PPPoker is.