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Version 0.1.37 · 2026-08-13
- Updated app icon - Minor improvements
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The store currently lists version 0.1.37, updated 2026-08-13.








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Are You tired of Chinese Poker simplicity?! Try the next most popular variation spreading like wildfire — Chinese OFC Pineapple Poker.
Chinese Poker combinations and three lines rules stay the same, and with our tutorial, You can play in minutes and compete with other OFC Pineapple players.
The Open-Faced cards style gives You the opportunity to follow opponents’ Poker combinations and thus adapt Your hand on the fly. It makes Open-Faced Chinese Poker a mind game with a lot of strategy and calculations.
Place at least two queens on the top and get into the Fantasyland—a special bonus round. One of the nuances that Open-Faced brings to Chinese Poker is the possibility of fouling a hand.
It is the first and only Chinese Pineapple Poker OFC app with weekly Tournaments. Try tournaments and compete with dozens of other players.…
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- Updated app icon - Minor improvements
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