Free Card Games Online: Compare Games and Choose a Table
Compare browser card games: Spades, Belot, Klondike, Spider, FreeCell, Gin Rummy, Cribbage, Rummy and Euchre. Choose solo, bot practice or a live game.
Choose a game by the kind of decisions you enjoy and who you want to play with. The catalog below links to each game’s own rules and play options. Solitaire variants are solo puzzles, several card games offer bot practice, and Spades, Belot and Solitaire Duel have live multiplayer options. Yahtzee is listed separately as a dice game.
Choose Your Game
Spades
Four-player 2v2 tables, bot practice and private rooms.
Spades Duel
A two-player Spades variant with a stock draw during play.
Belot
Four-player partnerships with contracts and declarations.
Classic Solitaire
Solo solitaire with one-card stock draws.
Spider Solitaire
Build descending sequences in a solo tableau.
FreeCell
Use open cells to reorganize a fully visible deal.
Pyramid Solitaire
Match uncovered pairs that total 13, solo or in an online race.
TriPeaks Solitaire
Clear three peaks with cards one rank higher or lower, solo or online.
Solitaire Duel
A live race against another player using the same deal.
Yahtzee
A solo dice scorecard — an alternative to the card games.
Gin Rummy
Build sets and runs against a bot; minimize deadwood.
Cribbage
Pegging and hand scoring against a bot.
Rummy
Draw, meld and discard against a bot.
Euchre
Take tricks with a bot partner against two bot opponents.
Choose a Game by Its Style
For partnerships and tricks, compare Spades, Belot and Euchre. Spades uses a fixed trump suit; Belot adds contracts and declarations; the current Euchre mode provides a bot partner and two bot opponents. For sets and runs, try Gin Rummy or Rummy. Cribbage adds a running count and hand scoring.
Solo Puzzles or a Live Opponent
Klondike, Spider and FreeCell each have a separate board and rule set. Use the solitaire comparison page if you are deciding among them. Solitaire Duel is the live race mode: both players receive the same starting deal. The standalone Yahtzee mode is a solo scorecard with dice rather than cards.
Free Accounts, Coins and Match Points
A free account does not mean an unlimited virtual coin balance. Check the lobby for the current entry amount, signup balance and reward options. Coins are an account resource; match points come from the rules of the game and decide its result. Do not confuse a Spades contract score with your coin balance.
Before Opening a Table
Sign in with your own account, choose the game and keep an internet connection active. Browser play does not require an app-store download. Use the individual game page to confirm whether the available mode is solo, against bots or against other people; not every game offers every mode.
Compare Klondike, Spider and FreeCell or browse the rules, scoring and strategy guides.
Common Questions
Does every game support friends rooms?
No. Check the modes on the individual game page. Several of the newer games currently offer solo or bot play.
Where are the detailed rules?
Each game in the catalog links to its own page. The guides directory collects the more detailed rules, scoring and strategy articles.