M9 SKM
yorkozel
M9 SKM is a Shan Koe Mee card game — the fast Myanmar card game where the hand closest to 9 wins. Open the app and you're already at the table.
Shan Koe Mee is quick to learn: you and your opponent each get two cards, and whoever's hand lands closer to 9 takes the round. Draw a natural 8 or 9 and the hand ends right there. Draw low and a third card is forced on you. Land somewhere in between, and it's your call whether to draw — which is exactly the part every table argues about, so M9 SKM lets you set the house rule yourself instead of picking a side for you.
Pick your rival and start playing:
U Boldface (Easy) — never met a card he wouldn't draw to, and never short on excuses when it backfires.
Aunty Lucky (Medium) — plays it straight, mostly, right up until the hand that matters.
Baby Shark Ko Ko (Hard) — has been counting cards since kindergarten and isn't going easy on you.
Each one talks back after every hand — bragging when they win, blaming the deck when they lose — so no two sessions feel quite the same.
What you get:
- No sign-up — the app never asks for your name, email, or a password
- A warm, hand-drawn felt-table look built for quick rounds
- Configurable house rules for the hands that split every table's opinion
- A share button, and direct Telegram/Viber links if you want to reach us
Shan Koe Mee is quick to learn: you and your opponent each get two cards, and whoever's hand lands closer to 9 takes the round. Draw a natural 8 or 9 and the hand ends right there. Draw low and a third card is forced on you. Land somewhere in between, and it's your call whether to draw — which is exactly the part every table argues about, so M9 SKM lets you set the house rule yourself instead of picking a side for you.
Pick your rival and start playing:
U Boldface (Easy) — never met a card he wouldn't draw to, and never short on excuses when it backfires.
Aunty Lucky (Medium) — plays it straight, mostly, right up until the hand that matters.
Baby Shark Ko Ko (Hard) — has been counting cards since kindergarten and isn't going easy on you.
Each one talks back after every hand — bragging when they win, blaming the deck when they lose — so no two sessions feel quite the same.
What you get:
- No sign-up — the app never asks for your name, email, or a password
- A warm, hand-drawn felt-table look built for quick rounds
- Configurable house rules for the hands that split every table's opinion
- A share button, and direct Telegram/Viber links if you want to reach us
Developer email
yekokozawdev@gmail.com
Released
Sep 1, 2026
Current version
1.0.2
Android version
6.0
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