Play Free Chinese Poker and Puzzles Online
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Open Face Chinese Poker, Pineapple OFC, Poker Solitaire and a daily puzzle.
Chinese Poker and Puzzles games to play now
- 01Open Face Chinese PokerHeads-up vs a bot13 cards · three rows · bonus pointsPlay free
- 02Pineapple OFC3 cards, place 2OFC with a discard each streetPlay free
- 03Chinese Poker (13 cards)Arrange 13 cardsYou and three bots · all 13 cards at oncePlay free
- 04Poker Solitaire (5×5)Fill a 5×5 grid10 poker hands · American scoringPlay free
- 05Best Hand BuilderFind the best five10 rounds · high, low and OmahaPlay free
- 06Poker Squares5×5, English scoringThe same grid with a different scoring tablePlay free
- 07OFC Puzzle of the DaySame cards for everyone13 cards · beat the practice botPlay free
How Chinese Poker and Puzzles works
In Open Face Chinese Poker you set 13 cards into three rows: three on top, five in the middle and five on the bottom. The bottom row must be stronger than the middle, and the middle stronger than the top. Break that order and you foul, which costs you the hand.
The rest of this group is solo. Poker Solitaire and Poker Squares have you place cards in a 5×5 grid and score the poker hands in the rows and columns. The Best Hand Builder and the puzzle of the day give you a fixed set of cards and ask for the best arrangement.
Good to know
- Plan the bottom row first. It has to be your strongest, so a weak start there causes fouls later.
- In Pineapple OFC you get three cards and place two, discarding one. Deciding what to throw away is half the skill.
- Puzzles are for working out the best line without any pressure from a clock.
Related reading and practice
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- Mexican Poker: Rules of the Stripped-Deck California Classic
Want to check the maths behind a decision? Try the poker calculators or drill it in the training games.
