Friday night, around the kitchen table

Home poker games, explained

Clear rules, four-player example hands, and player ratings for the poker variants you actually play at home. Always free β€” vote and comment without an account.

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Lucky Sevens

Dice-wild community poker
Wild

Community poker where the dice name the wild rank. A paid re-roll changes the wild mid-hand and feeds a seven-only side pot — roll a 7 to grab half the side pot and claim the rest, doubles let you roll again. Quick hands, big swings, huge showdowns.

πŸ‘₯ 3–8⏱ ~15 minπŸ“Š Medium
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Baseball

7-Card Stud variant
Wild

Seven-card stud where 3s and 9s are wild, and a face-up 4 buys you an extra card. Loud, swingy, and a table favorite.

πŸ‘₯ 3–7⏱ ~20 minπŸ“Š Medium
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Follow the Queen

7-Card Stud variant
Wild

The card after each face-up queen becomes wild — and it changes every time a new queen appears. Chaos in the best way.

πŸ‘₯ 3–7⏱ ~25 minπŸ“Š Medium
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Night Baseball

Blind Baseball
Wild

Baseball played blind — flip cards one at a time, must beat the board to stay. Wild 3s and 9s keep it unpredictable.

πŸ‘₯ 4–7⏱ ~25 minπŸ“Š Hard
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