One-Card Schmuck

You'll deal first, and play. Takes ten seconds.
On your own? The second button seats four computer players. Their cards go along the bottom of your screen — that's where they'd be if they had foreheads — and your own stays face down until the reveal, because there's nobody to hold it up for. Read the table, then stay in or fold. Somebody scans in, a machine stands down, and your card shows again.

1. One person starts a table and shows the QR code. Everyone else scans it and taps once. The code tucks away behind a Dealer button afterwards — tap it to bring it back when somebody else turns up.
2. The dealer taps Deal — and plays the hand too, on the same phone. Every phone counts down from five — get your phone onto your forehead, screen facing out, before it hits zero.
3. Your card appears. Everyone at the table can see it. You can't.
4. Look around. Who's got the highest card? Talk it up, bluff, laugh.
5. Then your card hides and a FOLD button appears. Phone up and do nothing to stay in — or tap FOLD to fold.
6. At the reveal, phones come down. Highest card still in wins, and the winner's phone says so.

No chips, no scorekeeping — in or fold is the whole bet, and the round is the whole game. Up to thirteen at a table, every card a different rank, so the highest is never in doubt. The deal passes to the next player after every hand, so everybody gets it and nobody sits out running the game.

Made by Ivan Schneider — ivantohelpyou.com