Poker played as a grid puzzle, cards arrive one at a time, you choose where each lands, and every row and column scores as its own five-card hand.
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How to play
Cards are dealt one at a time, and you place each onto any empty cell of a 5x5 grid. Once the grid fills, all five rows and all five columns are scored as poker hands, pairs, straights, flushes, full houses and more. The skill is committing each card to a spot without knowing exactly what comes next, balancing ten overlapping hands at once.
Place each dealt card on any open cell; placements are permanent.
Every row and every column counts as a separate five-card poker hand.
Maximise your total by shaping strong hands across both directions.
Game modes
Daily, a shared deal order for every player each day.
Practice, endless fresh deals to chase a higher score.
Controls
Desktop: click an empty cell to place the current card.
Phone & tablet: tap a cell to place, fully touch playable.
Tips & strategy
Every card serves two hands at once, weigh its value to the row and the column together.
Commit to flush or straight lines early; suits and runs are hard to rescue late.
Keep a flexible 'dump' line for awkward cards so you don't wreck a promising hand.
About Full House
Full House is an original free browser game that reframes traditional poker hand-ranking as a 5x5 grid puzzle, where placing one card at a time builds ten scoring hands at once.
A free, original browser game on PlayPendium. No download, no install.
