Paxton’sYard♦︎

The app is only the dealer. Everyone plays on their own phone, hands stay private, and the deal can be proved honest afterwards. Hold'em, Omaha, Seven-Card Stud, Five-Card Draw, Gin Rummy, Crazy Eights, Canasta and Hearts.

Play online with friends: head-to-head Chess or Backgammon, or a shared Roulette or Craps table. Create a room and share the code.

vs Computer (5 levels) or Pass & Play. Full rule enforcement, captured-piece tracker, and a plain-English move history.

The classic. Draw 1 or Draw 3, tap-to-move, undo, auto-to-foundation, and saved win stats.

Shed your hand first, vs the computer. Match rank or suit; 8s are wild: play one and name the suit.

vs Computer or Pass & Play. Race fifteen checkers home and bear them off. Hit a lone blot and it goes back to the bar, and gammons are scored.

Build melds, cut your deadwood, and knock, or go gin. Lay-offs and undercuts scored, vs the computer.

Ten-pin bowling dealt from a 52-card deck. Bowl from your hand, roll blind off the deck, or play a straight, flush, or trips for a manufactured strike. Real bowling scoring, all the way to 300. Invented here; it's a physical deck too.

Ante, Play, Pair Plus, and the 6 Card Bonus. Decisive cards get ringed so you can see exactly what won it.

Single deck, dealer hits soft 17, blackjack pays 3:2. Double, split, and insurance all in.

9/6 video poker. Hold what you want, draw the rest. Pair of Jacks or better to win.

Video poker with all four 2s wild. Three of a kind or better pays; four deuces pays big.

Heads-up against the house. Ante + Blind, optional Trips; bet 4x pre-flop or wait, then play or fold.

Pick up to 10 spots, we draw 20. More hits, bigger pay: up to 10,000x, plus a last-ball free-draw bonus.

American double-zero wheel. Pick a chip, stack bets on the felt. Straight-up numbers pay 35:1, outside bets even up.

Pass, Come, Odds, Place, Field, and Big 6/8. Set the point, then roll it before the seven. True-odds behind the line.

Six cards and a joker. Split them into a five-card hand and one card. Beat both of the dealer's and it pays even money, no commission.

Seven cards split into a five-card hand and a two-card hand. Beat both of the dealer's. One of each is a push. Wins pay less 5% commission.

Eight cards, two corners: one chasing poker, one chasing 21. Commit each card blind, then take one draw on the poker hand. Invented here, and you won't find it on another table.