Poker Rush Solitare Rules

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Object of the Game

Poker Rush Solitaire is a Solitaire-style game of Skill with a familiar Poker-like twist played against Other Real People competing for Top Score.
  • The object of the game is to achieve a high score by assembling and scoring multiple poker hands.
  • A player can elect to score each hand on the 1st, 2nd or 3rd draw. No discards are allowed after the 3rd draw.
  • The game is played until 2 decks are over or until the allotted game time expires.


Poker Hands/Examples

Natural Royal Flush  
600 pts.
  
The highest hand with : Ace, King Queen, Jack and Ten -- all of the same suit.
 
Joker Royal Flush
500 pts.
  
This is a hand where the Joker completes a Royal Flush (see above).
 
Five of a Kind
400 pts.
  
This is any hand containing four cards of the same denomination and a Joker
 
Straight Flush
300 pts.
  
This is a combination of five cards in sequence all of the same suit. A Joker can complete this combination.
 
Four of a Kind
200 pts.
  
This is a combination of four cards of the same denomination. A Joker can complete this combination.
 
Full House
140 pts.
  
This is a combination of three cards of one denomination and two cards of another denomination and may be completed with a Joker.
 
  Flush  
120 pts.
  
This is a combination of five cards all of the same suit. A Joker can complete this combination.
 
 Straight 
80 pts.
  
This is a combination of five cards in sequence of any suit. A joker can complete this combination.
 
Three of a Kind
80 pts.
  
This is a combination of three cards of the same denomination and any two other cards. This combination may be completed with a Joker.
 
Two Pairs
20 pts.
  
Two pairs of cards of same denomination. This combination may be completed with a Joker.
 
  Pair  
10 pts.
  
One pair of cards of same denomination. This combination may be completed with a Joker.
 


Discarding Cards and Scoring Hands

Each hand in Poker Rush starts as ready-for-scoring with the hand image in the bottom of the card indicating that the card is 'held' (i.e. selected for scoring). Clicking on each 'held' card marks it for a discard -- the card immediately gets darker and the word 'discard' appears on it. Similarly, clicking on each card marked for discard marks it again as a 'held' card (i.e. selected for scoring).

The cards marked for a discard will get discarded once the 'Draw' button is pressed. These cards will get replaced by the new cards from the deck. The players get 3 opportunities to score a hand on the 1st, 2nd or 3rd draw. After that, the hand will have to be scored (by pressing the 'Score Hand' button).

Note:
  • separate decks do not mix - in order to avoid 'unseemly' pairs of the same card in one hand.
  • the current deck is displaying the number of cards left in it
  • The game may not let you select/discard the full amount of cards when:
      (a) you are close to the end of the 1st deck -- it has less than 5 cards left
      (b) the second deck is drawing to a close -- it has less than 5 cards left


    Poker Rush vs. Poker

    Poker Rush DIFFERS from well-known casino-style poker games. As opposed to casino-style Video Poker (which is played against the House), Poker Rush is a game of Skill, played against Other Real People competing for Top Score.

    The following additional elements of Poker Rush make it a game of skill:
  • Poker Rush does not reshuffle the deck(s) after each draw
  • Poker Rush allows three player-selected opportunities for draws per each hand
  • Poker Rush requires its participants to compete against each other on a time basis in memorization, strategy and eye-hand coordination skills

    Please note - there's NO Gambling or Casino-style Games at GameColony.com. GameColony Tournament participants never play against the 'House' but compete only against other real players using their Skill to achieve the Top Score. Each player contributes a small entry fee in Tickets to compete, and the winner gets the pot.


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