You play against five computer players, not the house. Each player gets two cards; five shared cards come in three stages (the flop, the turn, the river). Make the best five cards from your two and the five on the table — you can even play the five on the table.
Two blinds ($5, $10) start each pot. Four betting rounds: check, call, bet, raise or fold. Raises are “raise to”: the total for the round. A raise is at least the last full bet or raise; all in for less is allowed, but it doesn't reopen betting for anyone who has already acted unless the raises add up to a full one.
If someone is all in, the chips they can't match go into a side pot they can't win. At the showdown every hand still in is shown. Ties split the pot. The computer players never see your cards. Your game is saved in this browser on this device.
- Royal flush A K Q J 10, one suit
- Straight flush five in a row, one suit
- Four of a kind 9 9 9 9
- Full house three and a pair: K K K 4 4
- Flush five of one suit
- Straight five in a row; A 2 3 4 5 counts, Q K A 2 3 doesn't
- Three of a kind 7 7 7
- Two pair J J 5 5
- Pair A A
- High card the highest card
Suits never rank: equal hands split the pot.
F fold · C check or call · R raise (arrows to size, Enter to confirm) · A all in (asks first) · Space or Enter next hand or skip a pause · Esc closes a panel.
Tap the table to hurry the computer players along; after you fold, Fast-forward runs the hand to its result, which stays until you press Next hand. Tap a player to see their style.
Players: Marlene is Cautious, Big Sal a Caller, Duchess Bold, Whistler Tricky, Ruby Steady.