Stokey: Two-of-a-kind cards

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About this game

Just one more card.

Stokey is a push-your-luck card game: feed a shared bonfire, bank your embers before the fire takes them back, and don't get caught holding a cold row when the deck runs out.

HOW TO PLAY
Flip cards one at a time from a shared, comingled deck into your own row. Match a rank already in your row and it lights up — worth double when banked. Every additional match stacks the multiplier even higher. There's no busting, only a bigger decision: bank now, or push your luck for one more card?

Flip a card that would also match an opponent's paired row, and you get a real choice — play it safe on your own row, or torch theirs, sending their whole unbanked row into the bonfire pile for grabs. Torching costs only your turn and pays you nothing directly: pure denial, real strategy.

Match the bonfire's key card and capture the whole pile at face value.

FEATURES
- Single-player vs. 1-3 computer opponents, AI difficulty 1-10
- Free online multiplayer — invite friends to your table by email, no account needed
- One-line or two-line tables, your choice, from Customize Match
- Leaderboard to track your best banked score
- Report or block other players directly from the table

PRIVACY-RESPECTING BY DESIGN
No ads. No in-app purchases. No account required. Stokey stores only an anonymous device ID and the display name you choose.

A single deck plays out in about 4 minutes. Simple rules, real decisions, every single card.
Push-your-luck card game. Feed the bonfire, bank your embers, don't get burned.
Updated on
Aug 26, 2026

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