Poker Siege
Draw five cards and the shape of your poker hand becomes the shape of your attack — flush a lane, straight a row.
How to play
A lane-defense game crossed with five-card draw poker. Enemies advance down the lanes toward your base each turn. You draw five cards, hold the ones you want, and redraw the rest once — and the poker hand you make decides the shape of your attack. Aim it, fire, and hold the line through every wave.
- Click cards to hold them, then Redraw the rest once per turn to improve your hand.
- Your hand maps to an attack shape: a Flush nukes a whole lane, a Straight rakes a row, a Full House hits two lanes, Four of a Kind is a heavy lane nuke.
- Aim at a lane (or a specific cell for shapes that need a row), then Fire to strike and advance the wave.
- Don't let an enemy reach your base; survive all the waves to win.
Controls
- Desktop: click cards to hold, hover or click a grid cell to aim, then click Redraw and FIRE.
- Phone & tablet: tap cards to hold and tap a cell to aim — every action is pointer-driven.
Game modes
- Daily: one shared seed per difficulty, ranked on the global leaderboard.
- Practice: fresh random sieges on demand.
- Difficulty: Easy, Normal or Hard scale base health, wave count and enemy strength.
Tips & strategy
- Match the hand to the threat — save a Flush for a packed lane, a Straight for a spread-out row.
- Hold toward the shape you need; a near-straight or four-flush is often worth the redraw gamble.
- Prioritize enemies closest to your base — a single breach can end the run.
About Poker Siege
Poker Siege fuses lane defense with draw poker, so building the right five-card hand is the same act as choosing your weapon's footprint on the battlefield. It's an original free browser game on PlayPendium with daily and practice modes across three difficulties.
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