Every starting hand in hold'em. Any Two deals them one at a time — and remembers every one.
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A widget on your home screen that deals you two cards. Tap it and it deals two more, without opening anything.
There's no game attached — nothing to win, nobody to play against, no chips. It hands you a hand, with a small haptic tap, and then it does it again.
The difference is that it's keeping count. Every hand it has dealt you, filed against the 169 that exist.
The classic 13×13 grid — pairs down the diagonal, suited above, offsuit below. Cells warm as hands turn up, so the shape of your own luck builds in front of you.
Most people never finish it. Collecting all 169 takes upwards of a thousand deals, and the last few hold out a long time.
A Variance tab compares what you've actually been dealt against what you should have been — which hands are running hot, which are running cold, and how far the whole distribution sits from expected.
Over a hundred deals it's chaos. Over a thousand it flattens out. Watching that happen to your own numbers is a better argument for variance than being told about it.
| What you'll be dealt | How often | |
|---|---|---|
| Two unsuited cards | 70.59% | |
| Two of a suit | 23.53% | |
| A pair — any pair | 5.88% | |
| Pocket aces | 0.45% |
Counted across all 1,326 possible two-card deals — every one, not a sample.
Deal enough and you earn the rank to go with it.
Not a game. A dealer, in your pocket, keeping score of nothing but itself.
Four deck themes — Classic, Four-Color, Midnight and Felt Green — each with its own app icon. Try them on the widget above; the one on your home screen follows whichever you pick in the app.
Download on the App StoreFree. No account, no ads, nothing to buy. Your hand history stays on your device.