Type a name and play a full hand against three bots. No account, nothing to install.
Capture more of the four tens than your opponents. Nobody picks trump: it is set by the first card played off-suit, and only then is the rest of your hand dealt.
A free account gets you all four games, opponents whenever you want them, and a record that keeps score. Sign in
Also here: Judgement, Call Break, Sweep.
Your hand is dealt
Tell us what to call you and it is yours to play.
One free game of each, no account. Sign in afterwards to keep playing.
Each is a different bet: capture the tens, call your tricks exactly, or build to a hundred. One free game of each — a name is all it takes, and no account until you want one.
Trick-taking. Capture the four tens.
4 players · 2 teams
Nobody picks trump — it is set by the first card played off-suit, and only then is the rest of your hand dealt. Capture more of the four 10s than your opponents.
Bid your tricks. 8 rounds, one blind.
3–7 players · solo
Scored individually, no partnerships. Trump rotates every round, bidding is bound by the hook rule, and the final round is played blind.
Call your tricks. Spades always trump.
4 players · solo
Spades are permanently trump, you must beat the trick when you can, and missing your call costs you the whole thing.
Capture, build, or discard. First to 100 wins.
4 players · 2 teams
No trump at all. Match a floor card's value to capture it, build a pile for later, or discard — first team to 100 points wins.
Every finished game is written down: which game, where you placed, how your win rate is moving. Games against the bots count the same as games against people, so you can build a record on your own without waiting for three friends to be free.
The practice hand on this page is not saved — it needs no account, and there is nowhere to save it to.
Dehla Pakad has no bidding and no trump call. The hand is dealt in two parts, either side of the moment trump reveals itself.
Four players. The two sitting opposite each other are partners — seats 1 & 3 against 2 & 4.
Only five to start, not a full hand. You bid nothing and choose nothing; you just start playing.
Follow suit while you can. The moment someone cannot and plays another suit, that suit becomes trump for the whole hand.
The remaining eight cards are dealt at the end of that trick. From there it is one thing: capture more of the four 10s than the other team.