How does it work? Simple arithmetic!

Solly game pieces wear mathematical suits: Adds ("+"), Subs ("–"), Muls ("x"), and Divs ("/"). These suits affect your score: remove a "3 of Adds" to increase your score by 3; likewise, "X of Muls" magnifies your score ten-fold; clear the "6 of Subs" to reduce your score by a half dozen; try to avoid the Divs —or eliminate them early— or you could wind-up back at the worst possible score, zero.

Solly Tiles also offers bonuses for removing special pieces ("Aces" and "Stripes"); and, in the rare event that you do clear the gameboard, Solly sandwiches your score between a pair of "9"s (so that even a poor showing of "0" becomes "909"), just because.

The idea is simple: You get three chances (one deal & two redeals) to build the highest-scoring five-card hand.

In Solly Poker, a hand's score comes from applying the cards' arithmetic operations, one by one, to a starting value of zero.

Play your cards right, and you could earn up to 223,080 points!

(Play them wrong, & you could lose just as many.)