
Pok Deng: Ghost Table
By Mykhbas
Mykhbas turns Pok Deng into a haunted deckbuilder. Our first browser tutorial hand makes Pok 9 two-deng and scores 138, introducing the table’s target before charm-building comes into play.
A four and five of hearts make Pok 9 two-deng, while the ghost dealer reveals five points. The first tutorial hand of Mykhbas’s Pok Deng: Ghost Table shows its central twist: winning a hand feeds a score target, rather than simply ending the round. Thai card hands, deckbuilding and charm combinations share a table where the dealer is not human.

From a winning hand to a score target
In our first tutorial hand, the two hearts totalled nine, beating the dealer’s three of diamonds and two of clubs. Resolving the hand displayed 69 × 2 = 138 against the table’s 160-point target, with remaining turns dropping from five to four. The interface puts both the hand result and the remaining scoring gap in view.
The creator says a hand must beat the dealer to score. Special cards and ordered charm combinations add deckbuilding choices, while different ghost dealers bring their own curses. Those systems give the player more to consider than high card totals alone.
Learn the table, then build a deck
The browser version starts with a hands-on tutorial for comparing hands and following the score display. The screenshot and figures here come from that first tutorial hand, not an eight-night playthrough.
The itch.io page describes a Windows demo covering the first three nights. Eight nights and the Mae Nak finale are advertised full-game features. Thai and English are supported, and the creator explicitly states that no real money or real-money gambling is involved.
Mykhbas’s itch.io AI disclosure identifies AI-assisted graphics and sounds, without naming particular models or tools in that listing.
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