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Trickster Cards, Inc.
Play with friends or live players
Play card games with real players via video chat. Customize rules and compete against others matched by skill. Join games instantly or play with friends across devices. Track progress and access multiple game modes.
fishdog.net, LLC
Play , bid, meld, and win
Play using single-deck or double-deck options. Adjust rules for custom gameplay. Bid for trump suit and pass cards. Meld cards to score points. Take tricks to accumulate points. Track game progress and results.
ZLEVEL LABS LLP
Play cards, win tricks, track scores
Play games using a 32- deck with J, 9, A, 10, K, Q, 8, and 7. Track points with J worth 3, 9 worth 2, A and 10 worth 1. Compete in trick-taking rounds to win. Share scores and replay games.
NewPubCo, Inc
Play games online or offline
Play with 3 to 5 players, either online or offline. Take tricks, manage cards, and score points. Track scores and replay games. Customize settings and chat with opponents.
Daniel Tehranian
Play against AI opponents
Play against AI opponents, choose trump suit as Hakem, and win 7 points or achieve Kot. Track stats like wins and losses. Features include authentic rules, adaptive AI, and animated card visuals.
WildCard Games Inc
Play , chat, and compete multiplayer
Play with real-time multiplayer matches and chat features. Challenge live players online. Track stats and improve skills. Enjoy themed music and vibrant visuals. Compete in rounds with scoring and rankings.
Maysalward(MRD)
Play with real players
Play against real players in multiplayer mode or challenge a computer opponent. Join or create rooms to play with friends. Connect via 3G, 4G, or Wi-Fi. Start as a guest or create an account. Track game progress and compete with players worldwide.
Adikus
Play backgammon online or solo
Play backgammon with a wooden board and atmospheric design. Choose single-player, local multiplayer, or online matches. Supports offline play and both portrait and landscape orientations. Includes the doubling cube and Crawford rule.
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