Cards fall into the well. Line them up in a row or column to make poker hands, and the hand clears.
How to play
3 in a line: flush 40, straight 60, trips 150, straight flush 200. Pairs don't clear
5 in a line: straight 200, flush 250, full house 400, quads 600, straight flush 1000
Order doesn't matter, aces play high or low
Hands that cause more hands multiply
Clear the whole board for a bonus: 500, then 1000, then 1500 and up
Leaderboard: beat your best in Single deck or Endless and post it with a nickname. Multiplayer scores aren't posted
Place the card: 2 to 4 players share one board and take turns placing a card. Tap a column, then tap it again to place. Score the hands you complete. Play a 3-minute match, a quick game (half the deck), a full deck, or race to a point goal. Each move has a timer of 5, 10 or 15 seconds, and the card drops where it's aimed when time runs out
Head-to-head: pick players and turn time. Everyone gets the same shuffle, and topping out ends your turn early
Touch the board to aim, slide to adjust, let go to drop. Swipe up to hold
Fill the middle column and it's over
Tap the pause button at the top to pause. The game also pauses if you leave the app
Single deck: get through 52 cards. Endless: new decks keep coming and it keeps speeding up
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Straight Down
Terms
Straight Down is a free game, just for fun. There's no real money, no betting and no prizes. Poker hands are only used for scoring.
Don't use the game to gamble or bet with other people.
The game is provided as is. It may change or stop working at any time.
Privacy
No accounts and no ads. Nothing is sold.
Your scores and settings stay on your phone.
Once a day, the website version sends an anonymous check-in so we can count how many devices play: the game version, how many games and which modes, your best score and speed setting. It never includes your name, contacts or location.
If you post a score, the nickname you choose and your score are shown publicly on the leaderboard. Don't use your real full name if you'd rather stay private.
By tapping Agree and play, you accept these terms.