The Square Deal app icon

it scores twice.

Place a card in a square. It belongs to one row and one column, and both lines change. Fill the 5×5 board. Ten lines, one deal.

Ten free games, then one unlock for the full game. No ads, no subscription, and nothing else to buy. The store shows the current price.

A finished level: each of the five rows and five columns scored
One deal, scored. Ten hands, one total.

four steps, then you see the board.

  1. 01

    A card is dealt. You see it before it goes down.

  2. 02

    You place it in an open square. There is no timer.

  3. 03

    That card belongs to one row and one column. Both of those hands change.

  4. 04

    Fill the grid, beat the level's target, and spend the gold on boosters.

Level scoring — each row and column with its own score Placing the next card on the 5×5 grid A journey path and its best scores The Square Deal home screen, with today's challenges and journeys

a small game with a long tail.

01

ten lines, one deal

A strong row is often a weak column, because they share cards. Simple to learn, and there is always a placement you didn't see.

02

boosters

Clear a level's target to earn gold, then spend it in the shop on boosters that bend the scoring. Stack them and chase a total a bare deck could not reach. The difficulty is yours to set.

03

a reason to come back

The Daily Puzzle is one shared deal for everyone. Daily Ranked is a fresh deal, scored on the same board. Endless Practice has no stakes. Journeys are longer paths through painted worlds.

the names are just labels.

Each line of five cards is one score. A pair is enough to pay. Four cards in a row — a near straight — pays too, so an almost-run is not a zero. A finished straight pays more. The game prints the name. You do not have to know it first.

  • High card0
  • One pair4
  • Near straight8
  • Two pair9
  • Flush10
  • Three of a kind13
  • Straight17
  • Full house18
  • Four of a kind50
  • Straight flush100
  • Royal flush200

good to know.

The Square Deal collects no personal data, and it runs entirely on your device — including the daily challenges. For questions, unlock help, or bug reports, the support page has you covered, and the privacy policy spells out exactly what the app does and doesn't touch.