Card Games

Cribbage JD is a classic card game also known as Crib, Cribble, and Noddy. It's a multiplayer card game traditionally for two players, that involves playing and grouping cards in combinations that gain points. The cribbage board is used for score-keeping. Scoring The starter The player on the dealer's left cuts the undealt portion of the deck (leaving at least 4 cards), and the dealer reveals the top card, called the "starter" or the "cut", placing it on top of the deck face up. (It is illegal to peek at any other cards in the deck during this process.) If this card is a Jack, the dealer scores two points for "his heels", also known as "his nibs", or simply "nibs". The game can end on a cut of a Jack for the dealer. The play (Pegging) In addition to scoring one or two points for the last card, players score points according to the following rules: fifteen-twos two points for a cumulative total of exactly fifteen ("fifteen two") runs three points for completing a run of three cards, regardless of the order in which they are laid (a 6, then a 4, then a 5 is a run of three even though they were not laid in order) four points for completing a run of four five points for completing a run of five six points for completing a run of six seven points for completing the run of seven; e.g. playing 2, 4, 6, A, 3, 5 and 7 pairs two points for laying a card of the same rank as the previous card, thus completing a pair six points for laying a third card of the same rank (a "pair royal" or "trips") twelve points for laying a fourth card of the same rank (a "double pair royal" or "quad") The show Once the play is complete, each player in turn receives points based on the content of their hand. Starting with the player on the dealer's left, players spread out their cards on the playing surface and calculate their score based on these four cards and the starter card: fifteen-twos two points for each separate combination of two or more cards totaling exactly fifteen runs three points for a run of three consecutive cards (regardless of suit) four points for completing a run of four five points for completing a run of five pairs two points for a pair of cards of a kind six points for three cards of a kind (known as a "pair royal", comprising three distinct pairs) twelve points for four cards of a kind (a "double pair royal", comprising six distinct pairs) flush four points for a flush, where all four cards in the hand are of the same suit, with an additional point if the starter card is also of that suit. one point for holding the Jack of the same suit as the starter card ("one for his nob" or "... his nobs" ) unlike the dealer's own hand, the crib cannot score a four-card flush, but it can score a five-card flush with the starter. Developer JD Software LLC developed Cribbage JD. Platforms This game is a web browser game (desktop and mobile). We also have an Android, iOS and Steam version.Controls Use the left mouse button to interact with the cards.

Spider Solitaire 2 Suits is a challenging Solitaire game limited to two suits and two decks of cards. Move the cards around the tableau so they are in order by suit and number. Take more cards from the pile if you get stuck. See if you can win at this tricky game! How to Play Basic Solitaire rules The rules of Solitaire are simple, but it can be a tricky game to master. The objective is to successfully remove all the cards from the playing field by placing them in number order by their respective suit. Move the visible cards around to create a complete set in order from King to Ace. The cards must be placed in the same suit, in numerical order. If you cannot move any card, you need to click the pile of cards that is face down to add a new card to each row. If you are stuck, you can always use the reset button to start from scratch! Can you master Spider Solitaire 2 Suits? Spider Solitaire rules Unlike basic Solitaire, Spider Solitaire is trickier. It features two decks of cards and 10 rows. Playing with only two suits ramps up the difficulty even further. Other than these limitations, the rules are the same as regular Solitaire. You must stack cards of the same suit in descending order on the tableau. Youll win the game when all the cards have been put in order. About this game This simple Spider Solitaire 2 Suits game features a clean, retro interface. There are no hints, so you should be experienced at playing Spider Solitaire before jumping into this one. However, you can undo your previous moves or completely reset the game when you get stuck. More Games Like This If you are a beginner to Solitaire, you might want to try playing an easier variant of the game first. Klondike Solitaire is the most popular Solitaire game and features hints, making it much easier. You can browse the rest of our card games and hop into a popular title like Uno Online for more card-playing fun. Platform Web browser (desktop and mobile)Controls Drag the left mouse button to move the cardsFAQHow difficult is Spider Solitaire 2 Suits?It is one of the trickiest variations of Solitaire, as it features two decks of cards and two suits only.How often can you win at Spider Solitaire 2 Suits?Its estimated you can win around only 1 in 3 games, with hardcore professional players winning about 50% of the time.Gameplay Video

Solitaire FRVR is a great HTML5 solitaire game developed by Chris Benjaminsen. Release Date February 2015 Platforms Web browser (desktop and mobile)Controls Use your mouse to play Solitaire FRVR.

Play Gin Rummy Online (Plus). Gin Rummy is a card-matching game you can play with one or more other players. This online version of Gin Rummy lets you play against opponents of various difficulties to build your skills and become a slick Gin Rummy master! How to play Gin Rummy Online Use your hand to form a combination of three or more cards with the same number or sequence (i.e., 678 of hearts). Discard the cards you don't think will be useful at creating these combinations. You must pick up a card at the start of each turn from either the face-down or face-up pile, then discard one card you no longer need. You end the game by knocking, going Gin, or the game ends by default when only two cards are remaining. In Gin Online, you can complete the game by knocking when you have only two cards remaining that have not formed into melds (groups of three or more). When you have one card remaining, you can call Gin. About Gin Rummy Gin Rummy is a variant of Rummy games that was created in 1909. Rummy games typically involve the player matching cards of the same rank or in a number sequence with the same suit. The basic idea is that you build three or four cards following this principle while discarding the cards that aren't useful to create your hand. More Online Card Games There are many more card games you can play online, no physical cards required. If you like Gin Rummy, you might also like: Blackjack Master - a browser version of the awesome card game Blackjack. You can try out your luck and card skills and attempt to become a blackjack master and beat the house! Platform Web browser (desktop and mobile)Controls Left mouse button

Magic Towers Solitaire is a free solitaire game with a medieval theme. Move all the cards from the three peaks back to the deck. Remove all the cards to move to the next round! How to Play Remove cards from the tableau Magic Towers Solitaire is a unique solitaire game, also known as Three Towers Solitaire and Tri-Peaks Solitaire. Your objective is to move all the cards from the three peaks back to the deck and complete as many rounds as possible. The game ends when you have no moves left. Place the cards in sequence Move the next card in the sequence to the deck in ascending or descending order. The card can be any suit, as long as it is the next card in the sequence, i.e., 4-5-6 or 6-5-4. You can move up and down the sequence as much as you like, i.e., 4-5-6-5-6-5-4. If none of the available cards meet these criteria, you can take another card from the pile of face-down cards. Theres also a wild card that can be used at any time. More Games Like This There are many more free solitaire games available to play at CrazyGames. If you want a good recommendation, try Classic Solitaire. For another type of popular card game, check out Uno Online. Developer Magic Towers Solitaire is made by Solitaire Paradise. Platforms Web browser (desktop and mobile) Android iOS Controls Use the left mouse button to remove cards from the tri-peaks or to turn the stock.FAQWhat can I do if I have no moves left in Magic Towers Solitaire?You have the option to undo the previous move or use the wild card you stored.Is Magic Towers Solitaire the same as Tri-Peaks Solitaire?Yes, this variant of solitaire goes by a few different names.Gameplay Video

Erth Poker is a lively online multiplayer poker party game where you can jump into Texas Holdem and other fun variations with friends. Join open tables or host your own private poker night, showcasing your skills in casual or competitive play. Climb the leaderboards, meet new players, and enjoy the excitement of free poker anytime, anywhere.Meet our cast of witty AI dealers! Each dealer has a unique personality and keeps the game lively with banter, reactions, and surprises every hand.Games are fast, social, and packed with twists. Whether youre bluffing your way to victory, trying out wild new modes, or playing with friends at the table, Erth Poker makes every match feel like a party.How to PlayEnter a table: Browse Open Tables in the lobby and pick a poker game to join.Host a private game: Create a custom table and share the invite link to play with friends.Play a hand: Use your mouse or trackpad to Check, Call, Bet, Raise, or Fold.Explore variations: Try out Texas Holdem or mix it up with special poker party modes.Climb the leaderboard: Visit the Leaderboard tab to track your rank and progress.Complete quests: Take on daily and weekly challenges to earn extra chips and rewards.From the lobby, you can select a table or click Instant Tables to jump straight into a game. Choose a poker mode and youll be seated automatically. Once in a game, click the action buttons to Check, Call, Bet, Raise, or Fold, and drag the slider to set your bet amount. Use reacts to throw quick emotes at the table, and switch tables anytime by clicking the hamburger menu in the top left.Last UpdatedOct 16, 2025ControlsMouse = interact with the game UI

Hearts: Classic is an online version of the traditional card in which you are trying to avoid scoring points as the game ends when a player reaches 100 points. If you are new to the game of Hearts, then there is a handy rulebook that helps you through the game teaching you tips and how to avoid losing the game. You are playing against three other players, learn how to become good at the game, and outsmart all of your opponents to win. Enjoy this online cards game where ever you are and relax as the rules are simple and the flow through the game is straightforward. Have fun! Release Date October 2018 Features An online Hearts game Rules to help you familiarize yourself with the game Clean interface Platforms Web browser (desktop and mobile)Controls Use the left mouse button to play

Have fun playing a classic internet Spades against 3 other opponents. Release Date March 2019 Platform Web browser (desktop and mobile)Controls Press the left mouse button to choose cards.

Four Colors lets you play the popular card game for free in your web browser. The aim of the game is to be the first player with no cards, similar to other Crazy Eights style card games. Play a game like UNO in multiplayer with 2, 3, or 4 players.How to Play Four ColorsThere are various strategies you can use to maximize your chances of winning at this multiplayer UNO-inspired game. The main principle is to get rid of all your cards before everyone else. You can do that by matching the color or number of the card placed down before yours. If you don't have a playable card, you must draw cards from the pile until you do.When you have one card left, press the "1" button, otherwise you will be punished with two penalty cards!Number cardsThere are 108 cards and four colors in total. Number cards make up 70% of the total deck, with four colors each containing 19 cards. The cards span from numbers 0-9. As for the quantity of each card, there is one zero card, and two of every other number. The remaining 30% of cards are called action cards and wild cards.Action cardsAction cards add an extra level of strategy to UNO. There are three action card types in an UNO deck. There are two of each action card in each color. These are:Skip card - the next player in the sequence misses a turn.Reverse - reverses the direction of play.Draw two - the next player draws two cards and misses one turn.Wild cardsThere are two types of wild card with four of each one. They are:Wild - lets the player choose what color to play.Wild draw 4 - declare the next color to match, and force the next player to draw four cards.Games Similar to UNO on CrazyGamesSince its release, there have been several versions of UNO released, as well as entirely new card games. Other popular family-friendly games include Gin Rummy Online And Ludo King. About UNOUNO is a card game developed by Merle Robbins in 1971. He sold the rights to the game for $50,000, to a company that was bought out by Mattel in 1992.Over the years, it's grown to become one of the most recognizable card games. There are now 100s of themed variations of the game based on anything from football to movies, some with slightly different rules and special cards.Four Colors is a card game very much inspired by UNO.PlatformWeb browserDeveloperCodeThisLabRelease DateUNO was conceived in 1971. Four Colors was initially released in 2009. The game has been updated in October 2020 to support real-time multiplayer with real people around the world!Updated on September 29 2021 with a Special mode and other improvements.ControlsUse the left mouse button to play the cards.FAQWho invented Uno?Uno was invented by Merle Robbins in 1971. It is now owned by Mattel.How many cards are in an Uno deck?The classic Uno deck consists of 108 cards, which is significantly more than a regular deck of cards.How many players can you have in an Uno Online game?You can play Uno Online with 2, 3, or 4 players.How easy is Uno Online?Uno is a game easy enough for kids aged 5 and over to play.

Spider FRVR is a type of Solitaire game from FRVR. You need to stack the cards on the board. Developer Chris Benjaminsen made Spider FRVR. Platform Web browser (desktop and mobile)Controls Drag left mouse button to move the cards.

Solitr is a puzzle card game, the online version of the classic solitaire game, ideal for endless hours of fun: the perfect way to unwind after a busy day! Solitr lets you focus on strategy and relaxation as you lose yourself in the addictive simplicity of this beloved card game. And the best part is there is no cleanup since it's all digital!How to Play SolitrThe objective of the Solitr game is similar to that of the tabletop card version of Solitaireyou must move all your cards to the four foundation piles located in the upper right corner of the screen, leaving none on the board.The rules are straightforward: stack each pile of cards in ascending order from King to Ace of the same suit. Once you have a complete ascending order, you can place these cards in the upper right corner. There is a hidden stockpile at the top left of the screen, which you can choose to display one or three cards, but only one will be available for movement at a time.You will want to strategically move the uncovered stockpile card onto one of the seven tableau columns, depending on whether it can be placed in ascending order. You can drag cards to move them onto the seven tableau columns or to the four foundations. Remember that the seven columns only allow for alternating colors to be placed in ascending order.For building rules, cards in the foundations must be stacked by the same suit in ascending order, from Ace to King. In the tableau, cards need to be stacked in alternating colors, from high rank (King) to low rank (Ace). Additionally, any empty spots in the tableau can be filled with a King of any suit.As the deck is shuffled in random order, you must carefully strategize to find the correct moves as you reveal cards one by one. This is the essence of the solitaire challenge.You can move either single cards or piles of cards within the tableau, but you can only move cards from the waste pile. Whenever you expose a face-down card in a tableau column, that card will automatically turn face-up for you.More Games Like ThisIf you want to continue playing more puzzle games, we have a vast selection, including digital versions of tabletop classics. Have fun at Yahtzee Online, Uno Online, Mahjongg Solitaire, Ludo, Rummikub, and many more. Game night can be every night with online versions of old classics.Release DateNovember 2011DeveloperSinopia Olive Limited made this game and also created Sudoku.game.Features2 card options when doing a flipOptional scoreStraightforward gameplayPlayable on mobile browsersPlatformsWeb browser (desktop and mobile)Controls Drag left mouse button on a card to move it.FAQWhat is the objective of solitaire?The goal of Solitaire is to get rid of all your cards by placing them in ascending order from King to Ace in the stockpile.How do you play solitaire?To play solitaire, move all cards to the foundation piles by stacking them in ascending order from Ace to King while following specific building rules for the tableau. To win, you must prioritize moving cards from the tableau to the foundations whenever possible, as this opens up space for more moves and helps reveal hidden cards.

Tavern Rumble is a strategy roguelike deckbuilding card game. Begin your adventure with basic mercenary cards, strengthen your deck, and face challenging bosses. Explore card synergies and experience a roguelike journey with random dungeons, loot, mercenaries, and permanent death. Craft a unique deck, encounter creatures, take blessings, and become a legendary monster slayer. The game offers playable classes, cute pixel art, easy-to-learn mechanics, and the ability to play offline or online. Play now for a perfect card game break!Release DateJuly 2019 (Android)February 2021 (iOS)December 2023 (WebGL)PlatformsWeb browser (desktop and mobile)AndroidiOSLast UpdatedDec 05, 2024Controls Use the left mouse button to drag and drop cards, and interact with the in-game UI.