Russian Poker
Five-card poker against the dealer — built for one hand, in portrait, with a strategy advisor that shows which cards are worth keeping.




How it plays
Place an ante and five cards are dealt to you and to the dealer, one of the dealer's cards face up. Keep the cards you want and swap the rest for the price of one ante, or buy a sixth card. The dealer qualifies with Ace–King or better: if they miss, your ante pays 1:1 and your bet is returned — or you can pay to buy the dealer a card and play the hand out.
What makes it different
A strategy advisor
Most casino games are careful not to teach you the right move. This one does the opposite: it marks the cards worth keeping — four to a flush, keep the pair, or play for Ace–King — and offers a one-tap shortcut when a single-card swap is correct.
Built for one hand
Everything sits in the thumb zone. One main button carries the whole round, and it can be dragged anywhere on the table, where it becomes a floating bubble that changes colour with the action.
A dealer's rhythm
Cards are dealt face down one by one, then turned over in sequence. Dealing tempo, table theme and card deck are adjustable — a classic deck and a Russian-style one drawn inside the app.
The bonus side bet
An optional wager paid on your first five cards with its own paytable, independent of the dealer's hand — it pays even when you fold.
Languages
TürkçeEnglishРусскийDeutschEspañolქართული
Platform
iPhone, iOS 26 and later. Free to play, with optional chip packs. Currently in development — App Store submission in progress.
For entertainment only. No real money can be won. Chips are used inside the game, have no monetary value, and cannot be exchanged for real money or prizes. Success in this game does not imply success at real gambling. Intended for players aged 18 and over.