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Planning Poker (also called Scrum Poker) is a consensus-based estimation technique widely used in agile software development. Teams use it during sprint planning to estimate the relative complexity, effort, or size of user stories and backlog items.
Each team member selects a card from the Fibonacci sequence (1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21) representing their estimate. All cards are revealed simultaneously — preventing anchoring bias, where early estimates influence others. When estimates diverge, the team discusses assumptions and re-votes until consensus is reached.
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1 · 2 · 3 · 5 · 8 · 13 · 21 · ? · ☕ — the standard scale used by agile teams worldwide.
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☕ Buy me a coffeePlanning Poker (also known as Scrum Poker) is a consensus-based agile estimation technique used by development teams to estimate the effort or relative size of user stories. Team members make estimates by playing numbered cards face-down and reveal them simultaneously to prevent anchoring bias.
The Fibonacci sequence (1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21...) reflects the natural uncertainty in software estimation. Larger numbers are spaced further apart, acknowledging that bigger tasks carry more uncertainty. This prevents false precision and forces meaningful discussions when estimates diverge.
Create a room, share the link with your team, and everyone joins by entering their name — no account needed. All participants vote secretly using Fibonacci cards. When everyone has voted (or the host chooses to reveal early), all cards flip simultaneously. After discussion, the host starts a new round.
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The coffee cup card means "I need a break" or "this item is too complex to estimate right now." It signals to the team that more clarification or refinement is needed before voting.
The ? card means the participant does not have enough information to provide an estimate. It triggers a discussion so the team can clarify requirements before re-voting.