FreeCell
Every card face up, a few free cells, and nearly every deal can be won.
Solitaire, poker variants and trick-taking games. Chips are virtual and can never be bought — nothing here involves real money.
Every card face up, a few free cells, and nearly every deal can be won.
The classic solitaire: build every suit from ace to king.
Arrange full suits from king to ace, with one, two or four suits.
Texas hold'em, blackjack, stud and baccarat at one neon table.
Klondike, Spider, FreeCell, Pyramid, Tri Peaks, Golf, Yukon and Scorpion in one place.
The three-player Chinese climbing card game, with a tutorial.
The Midwest's favourite partnership game: order it up, trust your bowers, go alone — and don't get euchred.
France's favourite card game: take the turned card, the jack and nine of trumps rule, belote-rebelote and dix de der.
The Spanish-deck trick game: a face-up trump, three cards in hand and 120 points to fight for.
Brazil's favourite rummy: two decks, wild 2s, the morto and canastras — lay down sequences and go out first.
Spain's favourite rummy: build sets and runs with the Spanish deck, close at 3 points or less, stay under 100.
Match the suit or rank, play wild eights and be first to empty your hand.
The English pub classic: throw to the crib, peg fifteens and pairs up to 31, count your hand and race your peg to 121.
Beat the pile with higher cards, start a revolution and rise from Beggar to Tycoon.
The Spanish "broom" game: add up to 15 with the table cards and sweep it clean for an escoba.
France's great four-player card game: 21 trumps, the Excuse, the chien — bid a garde and play alone against three.
The classic two-player rummy: build sets and runs, knock with 10 or less, go gin — and watch out for the undercut.
Korea's favourite flower-card game: match the months, reach seven points and call Go or Stop.
Clear seven columns by playing cards one higher or one lower.
The classic hanafuda flower-card game: match the months, build yaku, and dare to call koi-koi.
Move stacks down in suit and build four king-to-ace runs.
Portugal's partnership card game: 40 cards, the dealer's trump, aces and sevens — take more than 60 of 120.
Argentine truco one-on-one: envido, truco, retruco and vale cuatro — bet, bluff and call the rival's bluff.
Move any face-up card with everything on it and build the foundations.
Bid your tricks with a partner, trump with spades and race to 300.
Bet on Player, Banker or Tie and let the cards decide.
Get closer to 21 than the dealer without going over.
One hole card, four face up, a bet after every card.
The four-player Chinese partnership game with two decks and big bombs.
Dodge the hearts and the queen of spades in the classic trick-taking game.
Four hole cards, and you must use exactly two of them.
Remove pairs that add up to 13 and clear the pyramid.
Three players, 48 cards, and you must beat the play if you can.
Partner up, win tricks with trumps and capture the 5s, 10s and kings.
Two hole cards, five community cards, four rounds of betting.
Clear three peaks by playing cards one higher or one lower.
Three hidden cards each, one round of betting, then the showdown.
Five powers, three nights, two star seals. Win the pact.
These games can also be played live against other players in the online lobby, with free daily points and experience for every finished game.
Online Dou Dizhu seats three players: bid for the landlord, double, or show your hand, and every bomb or rocket doubles the stakes. The server deals and judges every play, and winnings go straight to your account.
Online Run Fast uses 48 cards for three players and you must beat the play if you can. The first player out collects points for every card the others still hold, doubled for anyone who never played a card.
Online Guandan is four players with two decks in two partnerships. Singles, pairs, full houses, straights and multi-card bombs are all allowed, and the first team out wins.
Online Hearts is a four-player trick-taking game: follow suit and avoid the hearts and the queen of spades. Scores are settled on penalty points, and taking all 26 shoots the moon.
Online Sheng Ji (Tractor) pairs four players into two teams with two decks and trumps, fighting over the 5s, 10s and kings; 80 points decides the game.
Online Texas Hold'em tables run 10 hands per session: two hole cards, five on the board and four betting rounds from pre-flop to the river. Each hand is settled when it ends, and you can stand up at any time.
Online Omaha deals four hole cards, and your final hand must use exactly two of them with three from the board. Big hands come up more often, so the swings are bigger.
Online Zha Jinhua gives everyone three hidden cards and one round of betting before the showdown: three of a kind, straight flush, flush, straight, pair, high card. A hand takes under a minute.
Online Hong Kong Five Card Stud deals one card down and four up, with a betting round after each card. You can see your opponents' up cards, so you can read, bluff and push them out.
Online Blackjack seats five players who each play the dealer: hit, stand, double down or surrender, with a natural paying 3 to 2, over five hands per session.
Online Baccarat deals one Player hand and one Banker hand for the whole table, and everyone backs Player, Banker or Tie. Third cards follow the standard tableau, and the history board tracks every result.