pocket poker. All gamesA LITTLE CHOICE. A LOVELY HAND.

THE LITTLE CARD CLUB

Pick a little card.
Leave room for luck.

A whole deck on a little table.
One card at a time, together.

THE CARDS ARE WAITING

Pocket Poker
52 cards
Five-card studA shuffled deck of 52

Scroll the table to see every card.

Choose your friends and a way to compare.

Every little card rule

A shared deck

  1. Choose 2–6 players and a mode. Shuffle one 52-card deck, without jokers, face down on the table.
  2. Players take turns choosing one unselected card. The card is revealed, stays on the table and belongs to that player.
  3. Turns pass automatically after each reveal. In five-card modes, keep rotating until everyone has five cards. In the single-card duel, each player chooses one.
  4. The chosen rule stays fixed for the round. Results reveal every hand. Equal comparison keys share the win.

Five-card stud

Compare five-card poker hands in the order below, strongest first. Aces are high except in A–2–3–4–5, which is the lowest straight. Suits never break a stud tie. There are no draws or replacement cards.

HandStud tie-break
Straight flushFive consecutive ranks in one suit. Compare the straight’s highest rank. 10–J–Q–K–A is the strongest straight flush.
Four of a kindCompare the four equal ranks, then the remaining card.
Full houseCompare the triple first, then the pair.
FlushOne suit, without a straight. Compare all five ranks from high to low.
Poker straightFive consecutive ranks, with mixed suits. Compare the highest rank; A–2–3–4–5 counts as five-high.
Three of a kindCompare the triple, then the remaining ranks from high to low.
Two pairsCompare the higher pair, lower pair, then the remaining card.
One pairCompare the pair, then remaining ranks from high to low.
High cardCompare all five ranks from high to low.

Big Two: five-card comparison

This is a five-card comparison version. Rank order is 3–4–5–6–7–8–9–10–J–Q–K–A–2. For equal single ranks, suits rank Spades, Hearts, Clubs, Diamonds, strongest first.

Five-card combinations rank: straight flush, four of a kind plus a kicker, full house, flush, straight. If a drawn hand makes none of these, it is an unmade hand: every valid combination beats it, and unmade hands compare their cards from highest to lowest using the Big Two single-card order.

This table’s straights follow the consecutive Big Two rank order: 3–4–5–6–7 is lowest and J–Q–K–A–2 is highest. There is no wraparound from 2 to 3. This also applies to straight flushes.

Compare straight/straight-flush top cards including suit. For four of a kind, compare the repeated rank, then the kicker. For a full house, compare triple then pair. For flushes, compare the five single cards from high to low, including suits.

Single-card duel

Each player reveals one card. Compare A–K–Q–J–10–9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2, strongest first. Equal ranks compare suits: Spades, Hearts, Clubs, Diamonds.

A lovely shared win

Equal stud hands share the win regardless of suits. The table’s Big Two and single-card rules include suits in their comparison. Turn order never settles a tie.

About Pocket Poker / 玩法介紹

Pocket Poker — Local Card Comparison Game

Free browser game · 2–6 players on one device · English / 繁體中文

A local 2–6 player card comparison game using a shuffled 52-card deck. Big Two mode compares drawn five-card hands rather than playing a shedding game.

撲克牌:2–6 人共用裝置的抽牌比較遊戲。可選五張牌梭哈、鋤大弟五張牌比較變體或單張對決;鋤大弟模式並非十三張出牌玩法。

How to play

  1. Choose five-card stud, Big Two comparison or single-card duel.
  2. Take alternating turns revealing cards from the shared table.
  3. Compare the completed hands using the rules shown for your selected mode.

Play in a modern phone or desktop browser with JavaScript enabled. No account or app download is required. Choose 中 / EN on the playground for Traditional Chinese or English.