Drop down solitaire poker is now in alpha!
Posted: 28 December 2024, 23:20
Those of you familiar with solitaire poker might know about drop-down solitaire poker. It is a game similar to 101 and pyramid poker on bga.
In drop down solitaire poker you have a 53 card deck with one joker included and you are trying to build poker hands on a 5 x 5 grid by playing cards from one of the four draw piles. The draw piles will be in the exact same shuffle for each player so each player is dealing with a duplicated deck. This game is very difficult to do in real life but on BGA it is perfect!
In drop down solitaire poker you’re trying to build poker hands in the vertical, horizontal, and diagonals. The best poker hand that you can make it is a royal straight flush, then a five of a kind because the Joker acts as a wild card.
In drop down solitaire poker cards drop to the bottom most row and can not be freely placed anywhere, this is unlike solitaire poker. You can repeat the same shuffle on 3 different games with the highest score winning the match. You also have the ability to limit information by rolling a dice or preselecting the information available for each player. This means you can have 1,2,3,4, or 5 cards showing on each draw pile or if a 6 is rolled or chosen, no cards showing! This creates a unique challenge each game.
This game is perfect for turn based gaming and if you’d like to try it, dm me so that I can add you to the players group.
In drop down solitaire poker you have a 53 card deck with one joker included and you are trying to build poker hands on a 5 x 5 grid by playing cards from one of the four draw piles. The draw piles will be in the exact same shuffle for each player so each player is dealing with a duplicated deck. This game is very difficult to do in real life but on BGA it is perfect!
In drop down solitaire poker you’re trying to build poker hands in the vertical, horizontal, and diagonals. The best poker hand that you can make it is a royal straight flush, then a five of a kind because the Joker acts as a wild card.
In drop down solitaire poker cards drop to the bottom most row and can not be freely placed anywhere, this is unlike solitaire poker. You can repeat the same shuffle on 3 different games with the highest score winning the match. You also have the ability to limit information by rolling a dice or preselecting the information available for each player. This means you can have 1,2,3,4, or 5 cards showing on each draw pile or if a 6 is rolled or chosen, no cards showing! This creates a unique challenge each game.
This game is perfect for turn based gaming and if you’d like to try it, dm me so that I can add you to the players group.