Welcome to the table.
Classic card games, free, with big cards
The games you grew up with, on a screen you can actually read. No sign-up, no timers, unlimited undo. Your game saves itself.
Today’s deal
Everyone gets the same cards today. Play once, then see how the computer did with your seat. A new deal every morning.
Pick a game
Cribbage
2–4 players · 20 min · Learn in a game or two
Race your pegs to 121. Count fifteens, pairs and runs.
Yacht Dice
1+ players · 20 min · Easy to learn
Five dice, three rolls, thirteen boxes. The classic Yahtzee-style game.
Gin Rummy
2 players · 20 min · Easy to learn
Build runs and sets, then knock when your leftovers are low.
Euchre
2–4 players · 20 min · Learn in a game or two
Partners, trump and the two bowers. Take three tricks of five.
Mexican Train
2+ players · 45 min · Easy to learn
Dominoes for the whole family. Build your train, play on the doubles.
Spite & Malice
2–4 players · 25 min · Easy to learn
Play off your pile before your opponent does. The game Skip-Bo grew from.
Canasta
2–6 players · 60 min · Learn in a game or two
Meld sevens of a kind with your partner. Red threes are a bonus.
Hand and Foot
2–6 players · 90 min · Learn in a game or two
Canasta’s big-family cousin: play your hand, then pick up your foot.
Pinochle
2–4 players · 45 min · Rewards practice
Bid, meld and take tricks with the 48-card deck. Partners or two players.
Phase 10 rules
2–6 players · 60 min · Easy to learn
Rules, the list of all 10 phases and free score sheets.
Skip-Bo rules
2–6 players · 30 min · Easy to learn
How to play, how many cards to deal, and rules for 2 to 6 players.
How to play Skip-BoScore sheet for Skip-BoPlay Spite & Malice
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After your first game, your results show up here: games played, games won and your best scores. They stay on this device — no sign-up.
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Learn the rules, print a score sheet
Every game has its rules in plain English, with real hands you can count on the page. Playing at a real table? Print a score sheet or a board.
From our articles
How to Choose the Best Cribbage Board for Your Table
How to choose a cribbage board: folding or continuous, 2 or 3 tracks, custom wood, peg sizes and boards easy on the eyes. Plus a free printable board.
Canasta vs Hand and Foot: What’s the Difference?
Same melds, same card values. Hand and Foot adds a second pile for every player, uses more decks and plays four rounds. Every difference, rule by rule.
Two-Player Card Games for Couples: 9 Games to Play Together
Nine two-player card games for couples, matched to the evening you have in mind: twenty quiet minutes, a friendly rivalry, or a long Sunday afternoon.
What you can count on here
- Big, clear cards The rank fills about 40% of the card's width, and you can make cards larger in settings.
- No sign-up, no timers Take as long as you like. Undo as many moves as you want.
- Every point explained The game tells you why you scored, in words.
- Works offline Add it to your home screen and play without Wi-Fi.