Can a copied Joker copy another copy Joker?
The row comparison follows compatible copy targets through the Joker order you choose. Check the shown result after moving either Joker.
Compare Joker orders with the cards you hold, then apply the strongest arrangement.

Place Jokers as they appear. Edit when an edition or current card value changes scoring.
No Jokers selected. If that matches your Run, confirm it below.
Add the Jokers you own. Effects that change this play are included; effects that only change your money, deck or later hands cannot raise this score. When an effect is random, you will see a score range.
Pick up to eight cards. Tap a card again to add a second copy. For held-card effects, add cards left to right as shown in your hand. Use Edit only for cards with an effect.
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Select the Blind shown in your Run. Add history only when that Boss needs it.
Open a sample to see its scoring triggers or the choice it changes in a later shop.
The page checks all Joker arrangements and finds the strongest playable hand for each one.
Want the trigger sequence? Score the chosen play →
Blueprint looks right and Brainstorm looks left. A flat Mult Joker before a multiplying Joker may also score differently from the reverse. Compare the entire row with your cards.
Baron and Mime need Kings held in hand; Photograph and Hanging Chad need a first scored card. A pair is only strong when its trigger is present in this play.
Adding or selling a Joker changes copy targets and available slots. Re-run the comparison after your shelf changes, especially when an edition or growing Joker is involved.
The row comparison follows compatible copy targets through the Joker order you choose. Check the shown result after moving either Joker.
It is the strongest order for the visible play. A different hand, growing Joker or Boss can favor a different order later.