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 using 48- or 80-card decks with 9s, 10s, jacks, queens, kings, and aces. Choose single- or double-deck modes. Configure meld bids and shoot the moon options. Compete against AI or other players.
Play a trick-taking card game with 3 players. Bid to name trump suit and collect widow cards. Discard widow cards and show meld cards. Take tricks by playing highest card. Score points based on meld and trick totals.
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 trick-taking card with three opponents, forming two teams to score 500 points in rounds of 13 tricks. Bid points before each round, win tricks to accumulate points, and compete in multiplayer mode for 250 points.
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.
Play against smart bots or real players. Create private tables to invite friends. Join public tables to play with others. Access an interactive tutorial to learn the game. No signup required and free to play.
Play a 3-handed game using a 48-card deck with 9s, 10s, jacks, queens, kings, and aces. Bid for the kitty and name trump. Meld cards for points. Take tricks to score. Adjust rules for custom gameplay.
Play with a 24- deck, divided into two teams of two players. Declare trump suit to aim for majority tricks. Score one point for a successful bid, two points if the bidding team wins. Track gameplay and team progress.
Compete against the computer in a trick-taking card game. Bid for trump and take tricks to meet your bid. Choose between Kentucky Discard or Western Wyoming rules.
Play trick-taking card games with a custom deck featuring cards numbered 5 to 14 and a chess piece. Players bid on trump suits and receive 9 cards each, with 5 cards dealt to a widow. Compete in turns passing cards leftward around the table.