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Hand Daily

Game details

Hand Daily

One daily poker-hand roguelite run, same deck for every player.

Developer: Playgama

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Hand Daily is a daily card roguelite that deals everyone the exact same 52-card deck each day - build five-card poker hands, stack joker effects, and climb five antes in one five-minute run before your one shot resets tomorrow. If you like the Balatro-style deck-building loop but want something bite-sized and shareable, this scratches the same itch without the long campaign. Miss a day and it's gone, so make the run count.

How to play

Pick up to five cards to play as a poker hand and beat each ante's target score within your allowed plays and discards. Buy jokers between antes to boost future hands, and clear all five antes to win the day.

Controls

Mouse click or tap to select and play cards.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Hand Daily free to play?+

Yes. You can open the Hand Daily game page on PlayKovo for free.

Do I need to download Hand Daily?+

No. Hand Daily opens in the browser, so the PlayKovo game page does not require an installer.

Which devices support Hand Daily?+

Hand Daily is listed with both desktop and mobile support. Check the controls section on this page for the inputs available on your device.

How do I play Hand Daily?+

Pick up to five cards to play as a poker hand and beat each ante's target score within your allowed plays and discards. Buy jokers between antes to boost future hands, and clear all five antes to win the day.

What are the controls for Hand Daily?+

Mouse click or tap to select and play cards.

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