Flower Poker Rules

Each flower is drawn from a weighted 10,000-bucket draw: red, blue, yellow, orange, pastel, and rainbow share the bed, with black at about 0.2% and white at about 0.14%. If a black or white flower lands on a plant, it voids and the seeds are replanted free; the round never charges twice. That happens on about 1 in 59 five-flower plants.

Hand ranks, best first: five of a kind, four of a kind, full house, three of a kind, two pair, one pair, bust. No kickers, no colour ordering; equal ranks tie.

Plant five. Your hand rank pays a fixed paytable:

Back one of two planters. Both plant five at once. Your planter's hand wins 1.9x, a tied rank pushes your stake back, a worse hand loses. Perfectly symmetric.

Call HOT, COLD, or MIX, then plant one flower. Red, orange, and yellow run hot; blue and pastel run cold; rainbow runs mixed. Black loses, and the rare white bloom pays 10x.

These are RuneHall-style house odds, built for Kodak and never claimed to be exact RuneHall rules. Every flower is independently verifiable from the revealed seed.