Acey Deucey is a solid digital adaptation of the classic card game, also known as 'In-Between.' The interface is clean and doesn't get in the way of the gameplay. It’s a game of pure luck and risk management, which makes it a perfect time-waster for short bursts.
While it lacks deep progression or multiplayer features, the 'streak' tracking adds a nice layer of personal challenge. It's exactly what you'd expect from a mobile card game: simple, functional, and surprisingly addictive when you're trying to double your virtual bankroll.
This isn't really a game; it's a glorified coin flip. I've been playing cards for years, and while I enjoy a good hand of Poker or Bridge, Acey Deucey is just mindless. The app itself is incredibly basic—barely a step above a programming student's first project. The UI is functional but lacks any sort of polish or style.
If you're looking for a way to simulate betting fake money on random numbers, here it is. But there’s no strategy, no bluffing, and no skill involved. It’s a very conservative, dull experience that won't hold your attention for more than five minutes. There are far better card apps available that actually require you to use your brain.
Performance: Runs on anything; extremely lightweight.
Buy if: You specifically want to play Acey Deucey and nothing else.
Skip if: You want a card game with strategy or high-quality visuals.
Available on: Apple TV, iPhone, iPad, iPod
Version 1.3Mon Aug 09 2021
This version has an improvement to the scoring method that increases the player's chances of winning when both of the dealer's cards are the same value.
Acey-Deucey is a popular card game that is quick and easy to learn. Before the action begins the player must add their ante to the pot by sliding a single chip from their bank to the bet area. After the ante is placed two cards are dealt face up and one card face down. At that time the player can choose to add to the pot or pass on the hand. If the player increases the bet, when ready the player taps Play and the face down card is revealed. If the card lies between the other two cards the player wins. If it is either higher or lower than the range given by the initial two cards the player loses.
Place your ante to start. You win when the hole card is in between the two face down cards. Tap Pass to get new cards. Tap Play to risk the bet. Tap the Reset Icon to start a new game. Good Luck!
The rules for Acey-Duecy vary somewhat. This game is played using a common set of rules. Before any cards are dealt the player must decide on an ante. Then, two cards are dealt face-up and the player can increase the bet after seeing the first two cards. The player can double the bet if they think it is likely that the third card will be between the first two cards. As in most card games there is no option to change the ante after cards have been dealt.
Requires iOS 12.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.Acey-Deucey is a popular card game that is quick and easy to learn. Before the action begins the player must add their ante to the pot by sliding a single chip from their bank to the bet area. After the ante is placed two cards are dealt face up and one card face down. At that time the player can choose to add to the pot or pass on the hand. If the player increases the bet, when ready the player taps Play and the face down card is revealed. If the card lies between the other two cards the player wins. If it is either higher or lower than the range given by the initial two cards the player loses.
Place your ante to start. You win when the hole card is in between the two face down cards. Tap Pass to get new cards. Tap Play to risk the bet. Tap the Reset Icon to start a new game. Good Luck!
The rules for Acey-Duecy vary somewhat. This game is played using a common set of rules. Before any cards are dealt the player must decide on an ante. Then, two cards are dealt face-up and the player can increase the bet after seeing the first two cards. The player can double the bet if they think it is likely that the third card will be between the first two cards. As in most card games there is no option to change the ante after cards have been dealt.


Acey Deucey brings the classic 'In-Between' card game to your mobile device. The rules are simple: two cards are dealt face up, and you bet on whether the third card will fall numerically between them. If it does, you win; if not, you lose your bet. Special rules apply for 'Posts' and 'Aces,' adding a layer of strategy to your wagering. With a clean interface and intuitive betting controls, it's a perfect test of your luck and bankroll management.
Classic Acey Deucey rules
Dynamic bankroll tracking
Simple one-touch betting
Fast-paced gameplay loops
The key to Acey Deucey is knowing when to go all-in. If the spread is wide (like a 2 and a King), the odds are in your favor. If the spread is narrow, keep your bets small to survive the round.
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Players start with a set amount of virtual currency. After two cards are dealt, use the slider to determine your wager before the final card is revealed.
This is called a 'Post,' and in most variations, including this one, it usually results in losing double your bet.