A gilded art-deco card room in gold and emerald, with playing cards, a mahjong tile and a golden chess knight on a pedestal under the name Grand Table Duo.

A game collection for iPhone Duo, iPhone and iPad

Twenty-seven tables. One gilded card room.

Grand Table Duo is a 1920s club where every game has a table of its own: cards, casino machines, boards from two continents and a wheel for the whole party. It is built around the fold of iPhone Duo, and on devices with Apple Intelligence the dealer finds his own words. Three tables are free for good. One purchase opens the rest.

Coming soon to the App Store Free to download · iOS 26 or later

Apple Intelligence · the dealer speaks

Shut: play a hand on the outer display.
Half open: the table stands, your cards lie flat.
Wide open: one board across the whole display.

Made for iPhone Duo

One half to watch, one half to touch

Every table is drawn in two halves. Prop an iPhone Duo half open and the fold falls exactly between them.

Above the foldThe table, the wheel or the machine, whole and seen from above, with the other players at its rail.

Below the foldYour cards, tiles and chips, flat under your hands, where nobody else can see them.

Hold it like a book and the halves stand side by side. Close it and the whole club is on the outer display. On any other iPhone or iPad the same two halves share the screen.

Apple Intelligence

A dealer who finds his own words

On devices with Apple Intelligence the dealer is more than a voice track. Two things happen, both on the device:

He speaks to the hand you just played: After a result the dealer says one dry line about it, written for that moment and in the language you play in. No two evenings sound the same.
He keeps the table even: At Mahjong, Fight the Landlord, Guandan and Tractor he watches your recent hands and seats the regulars at the level that makes a fair match. You can still set it yourself.
Nothing leaves the device: The words are written on your iPhone or iPad. No hand, no result and no text is sent to us or to anyone else.

Without Apple Intelligence the club has its classic dealer, and the level follows your results by simple arithmetic. Every table plays the same either way.

The kind of thing he says

A wheel straight on the river. The Count will not sleep.

Three bombs and a spring. The landlord owes you an apology.

The house thanks you. Another?

On the house

Three tables are free, for good

Solitaire: a fanned deck with gilt backs.

Texas Hold'em: five cards over stacks of emerald chips.

Members' card

One purchase opens the whole club

Twenty-four more tables, yours for good on all your devices. No adverts, no subscriptions, nothing else to buy.

New tables are on the way. Members get every one of them at no extra charge.
The opening price is the lowest it will be. It rises as the club grows, and never for those already in.
Chips are not for sale. The purchase opens tables. It buys no chips and no advantage.

Cards

SolitaireKlondike
Texas Hold'emNo-limit, five seats
BlackjackSix decks, 3 to 2
BaccaratPunto banco
Video PokerJacks or better
SkatReizen, Null and Hand
Mau-MauThree players
Fight the Landlord斗地主
Guandan掼蛋, with tribute
Tractor升级, with throws

Boards and tiles

ChessAgainst the Count
XiangqiChinese chess
BackgammonGammons count double
Star CheckersChinese checkers
Army Chess军棋, the flip game
Huarong Pass华容道 sliding puzzle
MahjongFour players
Mahjong LinkMatch against the clock

The floor

Lucky 777Three reels
RouletteSingle zero
High Roller DiceFive dice, a scorecard
Golden DropTen rows of pegs
Gold RushScratch cards
Golden ClawThe prize machine
Gilded WallBrick breaker
Jewel PopJewel shooter
Party WheelForfeits for the whole table

House rules

A club with manners

Real rules: Checked table by table. Skat is bid the way it is played, sayer to hearer. Guandan opens with tribute. At Xiangqi nobody may check for ever.
Regulars worth beating: Vinnie, Lola, Detective Hale and the Count play at nine levels, and can settle on the one that matches your form.
A band in the room: A lounge trio plays Joplin, Satie and Tchaikovsky in the West wing and old folk tunes with a flute at the Chinese tables. Every card and chip has its sound.
Seven languages: English, Deutsch, Français, Español, Italiano, 日本語 and 简体中文. Change it inside the app, whatever the phone speaks.
Your chips, kept: Game Center saves your progress and keeps the leaderboard. Switch it off and nothing leaves the device.
Nothing watching: No account, no adverts, no tracking, no data collected.

For play only

Chips are counters, not money

Chips cannot be bought, sold or cashed in. The house hands you 5,000 every day and again whenever you run out, so nobody is ever kept from a table. There is no real-money gambling here and nothing to win but the game. Success at these tables says nothing about results at real-money gambling.