Tired of playing against cryptic names like “holdemking” and “QueenofDiamonds?” Now you'll have a chance to really stare down your competition. At CardRoom.com, every player gets a chance to show everyone how they look, feel, and what they’re thinking. With our CardRoom.com Face™, every player gets to choose an illustrated avatar that reflects their style, personality, and poker M.O. Put on your "happy face" after winning a monster hand, act "sad" or "angry" after a bad beat, or make your opponents guess with a stone cold stare-down. What's the fun in being predictable?!? Mix it up and keep your table off balance!

If your personality is too large for one of our existing player avatars, you can even get your own custom drawn PokerFace, to really show your true colors at the tables. Win your face through one of our tournaments, or earn Loyalty! Points to freshen up your look.  

And if you get tired of your “look,” you can always change things up with a new face. Some PokerFaces even get dressed up for the seasons. Ghouls for Halloween, ski caps for winter. Make sure your PokerFace is always in style!

Changing and Using your PokerFace

How to change your CardRoom.com PokerFace:

• You can change your CardRoom.com PokerFace at any time.
• From the Main Lobby, choose "Options" from the pull down menu and select "Edit Profile"
• From this window select "Change Portrait", you will see the image library on the left-hand side. To select a new "PokerFace", click on any portrait in the image library and your choice will be displayed in the right-hand selection area. Select the "OK" option and you instantly get a CardRoom.com PokerFace-lift.

How to get emotional using your Card Room.com Face:

• To change the expression on your Card Room.com Face, use your "hotkeys" (typically located in the upper left-hand corner of most standard keyboards)
• F1 = Happy
• F2 = Sad
• F3 = Angry
• F4 = Neutral
• Another way to change your expression during a game would be to right-click your portrait and manually select an emotion by placing a (check mark) next to your choice to "turn it on" and uncheck to "turn it off".