Daily poker solitaire
A fresh deal every day — and the same one for everybody. Put the 25 cards wherever you like, but once placed they stay put. One game a day.
Left 25
The deal rolls over at midnight in New Orleans, the birthplace of poker. There is no undo and no scoring switch here: for scores to be comparable, everybody plays the same cards under the same rules.
How it works
A card comes up, you pick a square, and it never moves again. Once all 25 are placed, the 10 hands formed by the 5 rows and the 5 columns are scored, American style.
What makes it daily is that the deal isn't random: it comes from the current date, so the 25 cards you get today are the same ones anybody else gets today. That's what makes your score mean something when you share it — you didn't run better, you played the same deck better.
When you finish you can copy your result as emojis: one row for the rows, one for the columns, without giving away where anything went. Come back tomorrow and the streak goes up.
Want to play without waiting for tomorrow's deal? The free poker solitaire has unlimited games, undo, and the rules explained in full. And if you were after the other one, here's classic solitaire (Klondike).
Fancy playing actual poker now?
Here the cards fall where they fall. In poker you're the one deciding: which hands to play, how much to bet, when to fold. That's trainable, and bit.poker is the gym — no real money, no betting.