Adjacent Shift
Swap two cards that share an edge. A small adjustment can improve two hands at once.
Cost: burn 1 reserve cardA little luck. A lot of intention.
One deck.
Ten hands.
Your move.
Every card belongs to two poker hands. Make them both count. A solo puzzle of clever swaps, tough sacrifices, and knowing when to stop.
Take a seat ↗The art of a better hand♠ ♥ ♣ ♦
A♠
K♠
Q♠
J♠
10♠
K♥
K♦
6♣
6♥
6♦
2♠
4♠
7♠
9♠
3♠
7♥
7♣
7♦
A♥
A♦
2♦
3♣
4♥
5♦
6♠
Five rows. Five columns. One beautiful puzzle.
Learn in a minute
Three moves. Plenty to think about.
Start with 25 face-up cards and a reserve of 27. Spend your reserve to shape the board.
Global Swap
Trade any two cards on the board. Reach across the table to bring a bigger idea together.
Cost: burn 2 reserve cardsDraft & Replace
Reveal the next reserve card, then choose its new home. The replaced card goes to the scrap pile.
Cost: draw 1 reserve cardTen chances to score
Build a hand. Mind the other.
Every row and every column scores its best five-card poker hand. Your total is the sum of all ten. Aces can be high or low in a straight (A–2–3–4–5 or 10–J–Q–K–A), but never wrap around.
| Royal Flush | 50 |
| Straight Flush | 30 |
| Four of a Kind | 20 |
| Full House | 12 |
| Flush | 9 |
| Straight | 7 |
| Three of a Kind | 4 |
| Two Pair | 2 |
| One Pair | 1 |
| High Card | 0 |
How far can you go?
Earn your place at the table.
Table Rookie0–39
Solid Grinder40–64
High Roller65–84
Casino Legend85–100
Master of the Deck101+
Know when to freeze.
The game ends when the reserve is empty, or when you freeze the board. Burned cards stay face-down; scrapped cards remain visible. Once you reveal a draft, you must place it. Actions you cannot afford are disabled.
No countdown. No account. Your game saves on this device, and a deal link lets a friend try the same deck.
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