Simple Card Games
23 classic card games, free in your browser. Pick a game and the cards are dealt: no sign-up, no download.
Solitaire Games
One-player card games: build foundations, clear the tableau, and beat the deal. Every game has undo, hints where they help, and the full rules underneath.
Solitaire
1 player
Classic Klondike: turn one or turn three, build the four foundations.
Play SolitaireSpider Solitaire
1 player
Build eight runs from king to ace in one, two, or four suits.
Play Spider SolitaireFreeCell
1 player
Every card face up and four free cells: almost every deal can be solved.
Play FreeCellPyramid Solitaire
1 player
Pair cards that add up to thirteen and clear the pyramid.
Play Pyramid SolitaireTriPeaks
1 player
Run cards one up or one down to clear three peaks.
Play TriPeaksGolf Solitaire
1 player
Clear seven columns onto one pile, one rank up or down at a time.
Play Golf Solitaire
Trick-Taking Card Games
Follow suit, win tricks, and make your bid. Play a full hand against computer opponents with real partnership scoring.
Spades
4 players, partners
Bid your tricks with a partner, cover the nil, and watch the bags.
Play SpadesHearts
4 players
Dodge the hearts and the queen of spades, or shoot the moon.
Play HeartsEuchre
4 players, partners
Call trump, take three of five tricks, and race your partner to ten.
Play EuchrePinochle
4 players, partners
Bid, meld, and take tricks with the 48-card deck.
Play PinochleBridge
4 players, partners
Bid a contract and play the dummy in the deepest partnership game.
Play BridgeWhist
4 players, partners
The plain trick-taking game the others grew from: no bidding, one trump.
Play Whist
Rummy Games
Draw, meld, and discard. Form sets and runs before your opponent does, with scoring handled for you.
Classic Card Games
The games most people learn first: quick to deal, easy to teach, and still fun at any age.
Cribbage
2 players
Peg fifteens, pairs, and runs around the board to 121.
Play CribbageCrazy Eights
2 to 4 players
Match suit or rank, play an eight to change the suit, empty your hand.
Play Crazy EightsSpit
2 players, real time
No turns: slap cards onto the piles faster than your opponent. Also called Speed.
Play SpitWar
2 players
Flip a card each; high card takes both. Ties go to war.
Play WarGo Fish
2 to 4 players
Ask for the rank you need and collect books of four.
Play Go FishOld Maid
2 to 4 players
Pair off your cards and do not be left holding the odd queen.
Play Old MaidKings in the Corner
2 to 4 players
Build alternating runs around the stock and open the corners with kings.
Play Kings in the Corner
Mahjong Games
Four-player Mahjong with real hands and scoring, and the tile-matching solitaire that shares its name.
Score tools and calculators
For the kitchen table as much as the screen: work out a hand, keep score for the night, or settle an argument.
- Cribbage hand scorerEnter four cards and the starter to count fifteens, pairs, runs, flushes and nobs.
- Spades score calculatorBids, tricks, nil and bags for both partnerships, hand by hand.
- Pinochle meld calculatorAdd up runs, marriages, pinochles and arounds before the first trick.
- Gin Rummy deadwood calculatorFind the best melds in a hand and the deadwood left over.
- Hearts score calculatorTrack points per hand, including shooting the moon.
- Euchre score keeperKeep both teams’ points, marches and euchres to ten.
- Bridge scoring calculatorContract, vulnerability, doubles and overtricks to a final score.
- Rummy scoring calculatorTotal the cards left in each hand when someone goes out.
- Whist score keeperTricks over six, game and rubber for both partnerships.
How the games work
Every game opens straight onto the table. You play against computer opponents, so there is no waiting for a room to fill and nobody to keep waiting if you step away. Trick-taking and rummy games let you choose how strong the computer plays.
The full rules sit under each table, written for the version you are actually playing, with strategy notes and the common variations alongside. Solitaire games keep an undo and count your wins; scoring games keep the score for you.
Your progress and statistics stay in your own browser. There is no account to create and nothing to install. About Simple Card Games.