Play card games and compete online
Play a competitive card game using a deck of 150 cards valued from -2 to 12. Take turns drawing and discarding cards to reach a target score. Strategize to outscore opponents and win rounds. Track scores and compete against other players.
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Avanio Labs Limited
Calculate totals, make decisions, win games
Play while solving problems. Choose to stand, hit, or bust based on card totals. Earn points for correct decisions. Complete challenges within 30 seconds. Access tutorial mode to learn rules and practice strategies.
RS Technologies
Play with up to 6 players
Players receive three cards with numbers 1 to 90. Barrels with random numbers are drawn. Players mark numbers on their cards. The first to complete a card or row wins. Up to six players can join.
Simon Rybicki
Draw cards, aim for 21, stand
Play a card game aiming for a score of 21 or close. Draw cards to reach the target or go over for a game over. Tap 'Hit' to draw another card or 'Stand' to end your turn.
Jose Varela
Play cards, move them, win the game
Move cards from the stock to the waste, revealing cards as they are played. Arrange cards in descending order by suit from the waste to the foundations. Build sequences on the peaks by alternating colors and reducing values.
Sean O'Connor
Play cards, strategize, win
Play a card game with a 60-card deck. Each round deals one more card per player. Bid the number of tricks you expect to win. Earn points for exact bids, lose points for over or under. Track scores and compete against others.
Headlight Software, Inc.
Play Omaha poker anywhere, anytime.
The app offers a 1-on-1 Omaha poker game playable against an AI or online against others. It features intuitive touch controls, realistic sounds, and varied AI personalities with upgradeable challenges.
顺华 刘
Play the classic card game now.
The app offers a card game with one million turns, replicating the computer version. Players aim to create four piles of 13 cards each, sorted by suit and rank, using available and recycling units.
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