Also called Lucky Nine
2–15 players
Ace through ten only. No jacks, queens or kings. Ace is one, a ten is nothing, and a hand is the last digit of its total: 7 and 8 is fifteen, which is five. Closest to nine wins.
A nine on your first two cards is a Lucky 9 and beats a nine that needed a third card. You may take one more card, once.
Only the last digit counts, which is what makes the game quick to read. Two cards totalling fifteen is a five; totalling twenty is a nought. There is no busting — a bad hand is just a low one.
An ace is one and a ten counts nothing at all, which is why the ten is in the deck.
In dealer mode everybody plays the house: beat the house hand and you are paid even money, lose and your bet goes, and a tie gives your bet back.
In pot mode everybody stakes into one pot and the best hand takes it, with a tie splitting it evenly. Nobody is banking, so nobody is carrying the table's risk.
Up to fifteen at a table, all from their own phones. The cards turn one at a time so there is something to watch rather than a result that simply appears.
Play chips only. No cash value, and nothing to deposit.
TongitsThree players, melds and discards. Empty your hand or call it.
Pusoy (Chinese Poker)Thirteen cards split into three hands, scored row by row.
High Card, and Truth or DareOne card each. Highest wins - or drinks.
In-BetweenBet whether the third card falls between the first two.
Texas Hold'emTwo hole cards, five community cards, four betting rounds.
BlackjackBeat the dealer without going over 21.
BaccaratBack the Player, the Banker, or a Tie.
Dragon TigerOne card each side. Back the Dragon, the Tiger, or a tie.