Good Turn: Video Poker
Jacks or Better at your own pace.
A familiar five-card game with easy-to-read cards, simple controls, and room to take your time. No bets, no timers, no real-money prizes.
- iPhone and iPad
- 50 languages
- Plays offline
- One-time purchase

The cards come first. The casino stays out.
Most video poker games try to recreate the casino floor, right down to the noise. This one is just the cards: large, high-contrast, styled the way you like, with nothing else competing for your attention.
Every screen is built for low vision first, with minimal distractions and as few steps as possible between you and the next hand.
How it plays
Deal, hold, draw
Deal five cards, tap the ones you want to keep, and draw once. A pair of Jacks, Queens, Kings or Aces, or any stronger poker hand, earns points.
Learn with a practice hand
Try a practice hand without changing your real game, points or history. Rules and hand rankings are always close by.
Remember the good hands
Build lifetime points, see your statistics, and revisit notable hands in History. Your hand and preferences are saved, so you can pick up where you left off.

Make yourself comfortable
Accessibility isn’t a mode you switch on. It’s how the whole game is put together, and every part of it can be tuned to you.
- Your cards, your way. Choose card size and style, including High Clarity cards that spell out ranks and suits, and extra-large options.
- Follows your text size. Cards scale with your device’s text size and rearrange automatically when they need more room.
- Detailed VoiceOver. VoiceOver names every card and whether it’s held.
- Celebrations, gently. Adjust celebrations and haptics to suit you. Your Reduce Motion setting is always honored.
- In your language. Translated into 50 languages.
Just the game
Play offline on iPhone and iPad. Pay once and everything is included.
- No account
- No ads
- No in-app purchases
- No tracking
- No internet needed
More ways to play
Jacks or Better is the first style of video poker in the game. More will follow if players ask for them, so if there’s one you’d love to see, tell me.