Objective: Form the best possible poker hand by selecting cards on the board.
How to play: You can choose the first card freely. The following cards can be chosen according to the movement rules of the chess pieces available in each game. After selecting a card, pick a chess piece to highlight which cards you can choose next. Once selected, that piece will be consumed. The game ends when 5 cards have been picked.
Moves and rules: Pay attention to how your choices chain together on the board:
Pawn: You can choose horizontally or vertically adjacent cards.

Knight: You can choose cards located two squares away in a straight line and then one square left or right.

Bishop: You can choose diagonally aligned cards at any distance.

Rook: You can choose horizontally or vertically aligned cards at any distance.

King: You can choose adjacent cards horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.

Queen: You can choose cards horizontally, vertically, or diagonally at any distance.
Evaluation: At the end of the match, the game will automatically evaluate your poker hand to calculate your score. Keep in mind that four Kings rank higher than four Threes. Plan your strategy before starting and reach for the highest combination!

Poker hands (highest to lowest)

Full Gambit: Poker + Chess