Poker Match: Card Puzzle

Poker Match: Card Puzzle

Match cards into poker hands

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Released
October 19, 2026
Updated
October 24, 2026

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Poker Match is a match-three puzzle where every line you make is a poker hand. Swap two neighbouring cards to line up a Run, Three of a Kind, a Flush or Four of a Kind. Stretch a run to five cards for a Straight, or go all the way to a Royal Flush. Better hands score more, and new cards falling into place can set off chain reactions worth up to five times the points. Every hand you score sends a shower of gold coins into your total. TWO WAYS TO PLAY - Zen: no timer, no move limit, no game over. Pick it up and put it down whenever you like; your board is waiting for you. - Challenge: clear as much of a three-deck shoe as you can in five minutes. Every second you have left is a bonus, and every card left behind costs you. EASY TO LEARN The built-in Hands guide shows every hand, an example, and what it's worth. The five-card hands are the real poker ones, so you'll pick up the rankings as you play. (Why: "real poker order" is no longer accurate. In the game a Straight now outscores Four of a Kind and a Flush can be 4 cards, which isn't poker order.) THOUGHTFUL DETAILS - Four-colour suits make flushes easy to spot, or switch back to classic red and black - Cards follow your phone's Light and Dark Mode - Hints when you're stuck - Works fully offline No ads. No accounts. No data collected. Poker Match uses card ranks and suits for puzzles only; there is no betting and no real or play money.
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What's New in Poker Match

1.1

October 24, 2026

Hands now play more like real poker: - Three or four cards in order still clear and score, but they are now called a Run (or a Suited Run if they share a suit). - A Straight now needs five cards in a row, and it's worth a lot more. - Challenge mode no longer ends early on a stuck board. The cards are reshuffled so you can keep clearing. Your saved Zen board and hand counts carry over.

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