Play by dragging and dropping cards or tapping to move them. Choose left or right handed mode. Save and resume games during interruptions. Use unlimited redo, optional 1 or 3 card draws, and standard or Vegas scoring.
Play a strategy-based Solitaire by tapping cards that are one value higher or lower than the current . Clear cards from the table to progress. Includes multiple difficulty levels and puzzle challenges.
Play American Bingo using 5x5 matrix cards with 24 random numbers and one central marked square. Mark numbers as they are called and complete patterns like lines, diagonals, or corners to win.
Build card piles from 13 down to 1 with alternating colors. Players take turns drawing cards and placing red and white cards on table stacks. Corner stacks must count down from 13. Four players compete to empty their hand first.
Play , a trick-taking card game with 3 or 4 players. Configure number of players and team setups. Bid tricks and take them to meet bids. Track scores and manage turns. Share game history and replay matches.
Play a with intuitive controls and beautiful animations. Move cards between piles to solve puzzles. Access free hints and use left-handed mode. Large cards ensure clear visibility.
Play bingo with up to six players. Each player receives three cards with numbers 1 to 90. Numbers are drawn randomly from a bag. Players mark numbers on their cards. The first to complete a card wins.
Play with four players in fixed partnerships. Use a standard 52- deck ranked A to 2. Players take turns leading cards, following suit if possible. Track scores and manage turns as the dealer rotates clockwise.
Track scores for the card game 500 by entering bids and tricks won. Calculate scores automatically. Support for 2 to 4 players. Pause and resume games. View game history. Access rules and scoring tables. Edit or delete entries.
Play by bidding tricks and following suit or playing trumps. Take tricks to score points and be first to reach 250. Track bids, tricks, and scores during rounds. Compete against partners or AI opponents.
Play card games with single-player or multiplayer modes. Compete against computer opponents or connect with friends via Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or online. Learn game rules through a tutorial. Build and capture cards to score points.
Play against a dealer using standard card decks. Place bets, receive two cards, and decide to hit, stand, or double down. Aim to reach 21 or higher without exceeding it. View dealer's hand and win if your cards beat theirs.
Play with classic card game mechanics. Move cards between tableau piles to build descending sequences. Complete suits by arranging cards in order. Undo moves and adjust game speed. Save progress and replay previous games.