A card table for every classic
Play it the way you remember.
Hearts, Spades, Cribbage, Solitaire and more — free in your browser, no download or account required. Play solo against the computer, or pass the device around the table.
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20 of 20 games live — more in developmentEvery game includes complete rules, strategy notes, and a real history worth reading — not boilerplate.
Card games
Hearts
Dodge hearts and the Queen of Spades — or scoop the whole set and shoot the moon.
Spades
Bid your tricks with a partner across the table, and don't get set.
Euchre
Fast four-player trick-taking with a 24-card deck and a wild best-card in the room.
Oh Hell
Bid the exact number of tricks you'll take — and the dealer is barred from making the numbers add up.
Pinochle
Bid for trump, score your melds, then take tricks with a 48-card deck where the ten outranks the king and you must beat the card in front of you.
Cribbage
Peg your way around the board scoring runs, pairs, and fifteens as you go.
Crazy Eights
Match the pile by suit or rank — and hoard your eights, they're wild and cost 50 if you're caught with one.
Durak
Russia's national card game — attack, defend, and don't be the last one holding cards.
President
Climb over the last play and empty your hand first — winners take the losers' best cards next deal.
Go Fish
Ask for a rank you already hold, collect all four — and remember every question, because each one gives something away.
Casino
Capture table cards by matching them — or by adding them up — and build piles nobody else can reach.
Golf Card Game
Six cards face down, two turned up, and nine holes to the lowest score — match a column to cancel it, and keep your twos apart.
Solitaire & its variants
Solitaire
The classic one-player game of building foundations by suit — the original solitaire.
Spider Solitaire
Clear the board using only stacks of your own making — no foundations to fall back on.
Golf Solitaire
Race through the deck keeping your score as low as a round of golf.
FreeCell
Nearly every deal is winnable — the only question is whether you can find how.
Pyramid Solitaire
Pair cards that add up to thirteen — Kings go alone — and take the pyramid apart from the bottom row up.
Rummy & its variants
Why play here
Actually free
Every game is free to play in full, with no paywalled variants or moves.
Built for any device
Play a full game on your phone on the bus or on a laptop at your desk.
Rules explained properly
Every game page covers real strategy and the variations households actually play.