Learn Card Games

Classic Klondike Solitaire — build the four foundations from Ace to King. A relaxing solo game you can finish in minutes.

The two-deck patience game — build eight King-to-Ace runs across ten columns, with one, two or four suits.

FreeCell solitaire — every card face up, four free cells, and almost every deal winnable. Learn the layout, the supermove limit and game numbers.

Clear three overlapping peaks by playing one rank up or down from the waste card, with Ace and King wrapping. Fast, streaky, and one pass through the stock.

Pair uncovered cards that add up to 13, remove Kings alone, and clear the pyramid in three passes. Learn the layout, values and passes.

The classic four-player trick-taking game where the goal is to avoid points. Watch out for the Queen of Spades!

The classic partnership trick-taking game: bid the tricks you'll take, make them with your partner, and watch your bags on the way to 500.

A fast, punchy partnership game built around trump and its two powerful Jacks — the right and left bowers.

The classic two-player game of sets and runs: draw, discard, cut your deadwood, and knock or go gin before your opponent does.

The rummy where melds go on the table as you make them: take from anywhere in the spread discard pile, lay off on any meld, score what you meld minus what you hold, and race to 500.

The classic 400-year-old card game combining luck and strategy. Perfect for two players.

The classic match-or-draw game: match the top card by suit or rank, play Eights as wild cards to name a suit, draw until you can play, and empty your hand first. First to 100 points.

The lowest-score card game: six cards in a grid, swap or flip each turn, pair up columns, and finish nine holes with the fewest points.

Beat the dealer to 21 with play-money chips: card values, soft and hard hands, when to split and double, insurance, and the basic-strategy chart. No real money.