Five Card Draw Poker

Five Card Draw Poker

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Card
100K+ installs
Rating Rating Rating Rating Rating 3.4
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  • CategoryCard
  • PlatformAndroid
  • DeveloperPS GAMES PTY LTD
  • In-app PurchasesNo
  • Installs100K+
  • Updated2026-07-18
  • Size5 M
  • Version3.2.4
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Editor's Review
Five Card Draw Poker is a card game from PS GAMES PTY LTD. Its store tagline reads: "Five Card Draw Poker based on the classic poker video games." It has passed 100K+ installs, and users rate it 3.4 out of 5 across 853 ratings. The latest version (3.2.4) was released on 2026-07-18, so the game is still being actively updated. Good to know: it needs about 5 MB of storage.
How To Play?

Install Five Card Draw Poker from Google Play and open it

Go through the opening tutorial to learn the controls

Learn how each card or hand works before playing ranked or real opponents

Check the settings to adjust sound, graphics and notifications

Keep the game updated to get the latest content and fixes

Description
Casino Video Poker style Five Card Draw Poker game. Basic Poker game where you are given 5 cards, you select which ones to discard and you are given new cards. A payout table determines your winnings. I hope you enjoy the game. This game will help you learn some of the basics of Poker without having to worry about beating other players. This is not a multiplayer Poker game, it is based on the old Video Poker games that used to be popular in the 80s. You can now set the bet amount to either $10, $20, $50, or $100 before your cards are dealt. You cannot change your bet after your initial cards are dealt. Feedback is welcome and depending on your positive comments there will be additional development. I can be contacted at pvella@gmail.com.
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Five Card Draw Poker
Five Card Draw Poker
Five Card Draw Poker
Ratings
3.4
Rating Rating Rating Rating Rating
  • 853 ratings on Google Play
  • 134 written reviews
  • 100K+ installs

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