Card Games by Sudarev — how to play

Games in this app — tap a game to see its rules.

Thousand

24 cards (9 to ace), 7 each, 3 to the kitty. First to 1000 wins.
Card points: ace 11, ten 10, king 4, queen 3, jack 2. The ten beats the king.
Bidding: the player after the dealer starts at 100, then +5 or +10, or pass. Without a marriage — no more than 120.
The winner of the bid takes the kitty and gives one card to each opponent. Follow suit; if you cannot, play a trump.
A marriage is a king and queen of one suit: ♠ 40, ♣ 60, ♦ 80, ♥ 100. Declare it by leading one of them after you have taken a trick — that suit becomes trumps.

32 cards (7 to ace), 10 each, 2 to the talon. Pool of 10.
Bidding: 6♠ < 6♣ < 6♦ < 6♥ < 6 no trump < 7♠ … < 10 no trump. Misère sits between 8 and 9, only as your first bid.
The winner takes the talon, discards 2 cards and names the contract. Opponents whist or pass.
Follow suit; if you cannot, play a trump. If everyone passes, it is a passing game: take as few tricks as you can.
Make it — score to the pool (6 — 2, 7 — 4, 8 — 6, 9 — 8, 10 and misère — 10). Fall short — to the mountain, whisters get whists.

36 cards, 5 each. Play a card of the same suit or the same rank as the top card.
A queen goes on anything and changes the suit. A six makes the next player draw one, a seven two, the king of spades four — and they miss a turn. An ace just skips the next player.
Nothing to play — draw a card; if it fits, you may play it at once.
Whoever runs out of cards closes the round. Others score the cards left in hand: 6–10 face value, jack 2, queen 3, king 4, ace 11. Finishing on a queen gives you −20.
Reach 101 and you lose — the lowest score wins. Exactly 101 resets you to zero.

Four players, two teams: you and Anya against Mikhalych and Rafik. 36 cards, 9 each.
Trumps are the suit of the dealer's last card. Follow suit; if you can't, play any card.
Points: ace 11, ten 10, king 4, queen 3, jack 2. 120 in total.
The team with 61+ takes the deal: 1 point; 2 if opponents have under 31; 4 if they took no tricks. 60–60 makes the next deal worth more.
First team to 12 wins. The losers are the goats.

All 36 cards are dealt. Four of a kind leave your hand by themselves.
The starter names a rank and puts 1–3 cards face down — you may lie.
The next player either believes and adds 1–3 cards, or calls "Bluff!" and turns over the last ones.
A liar takes the pile. If it was the truth, the doubter takes it. Whoever was right starts the next round.
Get rid of your cards without being caught and you are out. The last one holding cards loses.

Four players, each on their own. 32 cards, 8 each. You must follow suit.
Seven "don\'t take" deals: tricks, hearts, boys (J and K), girls (Q), the last two tricks, the King (K♥) and the Mash-up — all at once.
In Hearts, King and Mash-up you may not lead hearts while you have other suits. Discard the King as soon as you can\'t follow suit.
Then four trump deals: the leader picks trumps, every trick is +6. If you can\'t follow suit, you must trump.
After 11 deals the highest score wins.

One on one, 36 cards. Each player holds 3; trumps are the face-up card under the deck.
Lead 1–3 cards of one suit. Your opponent plays the same number: beats each one (higher of the suit or a trump) and takes the trick, or discards — then the trick is yours.
After each trick both draw back to three, the taker first. The taker leads next.
Points: ace 11, ten 10, king 4, queen 3, jack 2. Over 60 wins the deal: 1 point; 2 if the opponent has under 31; 3 if they took no tricks.
First to 7 wins.

Four players, 36 cards, 9 each. Whoever holds the nine of diamonds starts.
Build a row for each suit: first the nine, then neighbouring cards of that suit — up to the ace and down to the six.
If you can\'t play, you pass and take a penalty chip.
The first to get rid of all cards wins the deal. Everyone else is penalised for cards left and chips.
Five deals. The lowest penalty wins.

Four players, 52 cards, 13 each. Before each deal everyone passes 3 cards: left, right, across, and every fourth deal no pass.
The two of clubs leads. Follow suit; if you can\'t, play any card.
Each heart is 1 penalty point, the queen of spades 13. Hearts can\'t be led until someone has discarded one.
Take every heart and the queen — shoot the moon: you get 0, everyone else 26.
The game ends at 100. The lowest score wins.

Move all cards to the four foundations — by suit, from ace to king.
Build columns down in alternating colours. Only a king can go into an empty column.
Tap a card and it moves to the best place by itself — or drag it with your finger.
Draw 1 or 3 cards from the stock; when it runs out, turn the waste over.

Build 8 runs from king to ace of one suit — a finished run leaves the table by itself.
A card goes on any card one rank higher. You can move only a run of one suit in order.
Tap the stock to deal one card to every column. You cannot deal while a column is empty.
Start with 1 suit — it is the easiest. 4 suits is for masters.

All cards are face up. Move them to the four foundations — by suit, from ace to king.
Build columns down in alternating colours. Any card can go into an empty column.
The four cells at the top left hold one card each.
You can move a whole run if there are enough free cells and empty columns.