Description:Mahjong solitaireis a solitaire matching game that uses a set ofmahjong tiles rather than cards. It is also known as Shanghaisolitaire, electronic or computerized mahjong, solitaire mahjongand erroneously as mahjong. The tiles come from the four-playergame known as mahjong.A tile that can be moved left or right without disturbing othertiles is said to be exposed. Exposed pairs of identical tiles(Flower and Seasons tiles in the same group being consideredidentical) are removed from the layout one at a time, graduallyexposing the lower layers to play. The aim of the game is to clearthe layout by pairing up all the tiles. The game is finished wheneither the layout is empty, or there are no exposed pairsremaining.Don't forget to check our Game section for other fun games..

Description:Go Fish Rules:Go Fish is a simple game that is popular with children (my 6year old son for example). There are many variations of it, therules here describe how it works on this website. It may not beexactly the way you are used to playing.Objective:To collect as many "books" as possible. A book is four cards ofthe same rank. The player with the most books at the end of thegame wins.Dealing and setupThe game can be played by 2 - 4 players. First cards are dealtto the players, if there are 2 players then each gets 7 cards, ifthere are 3 players then each gets 6 cards and if there are 4players then each gets 5 cards. Once the dealing is done the restof the deck is put in a random pile on the table.Asking and fishing:The initial player is selected at random. The player can thenask one of the other players for a particular rank. For example,you might ask Bill if he has any sixes. You may only ask for ranksthat you already have at least one card of. E.g. if you don't haveany sixes yourself you can't ask for them. If Bill has any sixes,then he must give them to you, and you get another turn and can askagain. If Bill doesn't have any sixes then he will tell you to "GoFish" which means that you will draw one card from the pile on thetable. If you get a six, then you show it to the other players andget to play again. If you get anything else you are finished withyour turn and the player next to you plays.Scoring:If you have 4 of the same rank then you show the cards to theother players, and then place the four cards in a pile next to you.This is called a book. The player with the most books at the end ofthe game wins.Drawing new cardsIt can happen that you finish all the cards in your hand, eitherbecause someone else asked you for the last cards that you had, oryou just got a book made up of your last four cards. If you have nocards then you can draw new cards from the pile on the table, thesame number of cards as you got at the start of the game.If there are three or four players then it can happen that oneof them finishes their cards and there are no cards left in thepile for him to draw. In that case he is out of the game and willsimply have to wait while the remaining players finish thegame.Strategy:Not much to say here. Just watch what the other players areasking for so you can know what cards they definitely have. Ifyou're playing with more than two players make sure to payattention to what the other players ask each other for and whatthey say Go Fish too, that way you can learn which cards theydefinitely have and which cards they definitely don't have.

Description:Implementation of the shithead card game. Amusing andentertaining game to kill a few minutes.Shithead RulesThese are the rules that I have always used playing Shithead.There are many variations possible, so this might not be exactlyhow you are used to playing the game.1- The purpose of Shithead is to lose all your cards by puttingthem on the pile. A cardthat is put on the pile must be equal or higher than the top cardof the pile.2- If you have no card to put on the pile you must take the entirepile, and it's theopponents turn.3-There are always three cards in your hand, if you have less thanthree you must drawenough cards from the deck to get three again. After the deck isfinished no morecards are drawn.4-There are three downwards facing cards and three upwards facingcards on thetable. You cannot play them until your hand is finished. You cannotlook at adownward facing card before playing it.5-Before you start you can exchange cards from your hand withthe upwards facingcards on the table.6-You can put a two on top of everything, it is the restartcard.7- You can put a five on top of everything, it is the reverse card,meaning that in the nextturn the opponent must put a card equal or lower than five.8-You can put a ten on top of everything and it burns the pile, andyou get to put out thefirst card in the new pile.9- You can put out more than one card at a time as long as theyhave the same rank.Do this by right clicking on the cards to select them and then leftclick on one ofthem to play them all together.10- If there are four cards with the same rank at the top of thepile then the pile isremoved.11- If you have no card that you can put on top of the pile thenyou may draw the topcard of the deck and put on the pile, if it is a legal move thenyou do not have totake the pile.12- You can always choose to take the pile instead of playing acard. You can alsoalways play the top card on the deck blindly onto the pile.

DescriptionSpades Free brings this classic 4-player contract trick taking cardgame to the Android market, created to the same high standard asthe rest of our games, Spades Free supplies classy graphics, supersmooth gameplay, highly scalable difficulty & much more. Spadeshas never been so good!Spades Rules:*The four players are in fixed partnerships, with partners sittingoppositeeach other. Deal and play are clockwise.*A standard pack of 52 cards is used. The cards, in each suit, rankfromhighest to lowest: A, K, Q, J, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2.*The first dealer is chosen at random, and the turn to dealrotatesclockwise. The cards are shuffled and then dealt singly, inclockwise orderbeginning with the player on dealer's left, until all 52 cards havebeendealt and everyone has 13.*In Spades, all four players bid a number of tricks. Each team addstogetherthe bids of the two partners, and the total is the number of tricksthatteam must try to win in order to get a positive score. The biddingbeginswith the player to dealer's left and continues clockwise around thetable.Everyone must bid a number, and in theory any number from 0 to 13isallowed. Unlike other games with bidding, there is no requirementfor eachbid to be higher than the last one, and players are not allowed topass.There is no second round of bidding - bids once made cannot bealtered.*The player to dealer's left leads any card except a spade to thefirsttrick. Each player, in turn, clockwise, must follow suit if able;ifunable to follow suit, the player may play any card.*A side that takes at least as many tricks as its bid calls forreceives ascore equal to 10 times its bid. Additional tricks (overtricks) areworthan extra one point each.Sandbagging rule:*Overtricks are colloquially known asbags. A side which (over several deals) accumulates ten or morebags has100 points deducted from its score. Any bags beyond ten are carriedoverto the next cycle of ten overtricks - that is if they reachedtwentyovertricks they would lose another 100 points and so on.

Description:Play the classic card game Hearts where the goal is to avoidtaking hearts and the queen of spades. With quick play against 3players. hearts can provide hours of entertainment.•normal and omnibus rules•easy intuitive touch interface•smooth animationsHearts Rules:These are the rules I use for Hearts. There are many variationspossible,The objective of Hearts is to get as few hearts as possible.Each heart gives one penalty point. There is also one special card,the Queen of spades, which gives 13 penalty points.When the game starts you select 3 cards to pass to one of youropponents. Typically you want to pass your three worst cards to getrid of them. Which opponent you pass to varies, you start bypassing to the opponent on your left, then in the next game youpass to the opponent on your right, third game you pass across thetable and in the fourth game there is no card passing.Each turn starts with one player playing a single card, also calledleading. The suit of that card determines the suit of the trick.The other players then play one card each. If they have a card inthe same suit as the first card then they must play that. If theydon't then they can play one of their other cards. Once four cardshave been played, the player who played the highest ranking card inthe original suit takes the trick, i.e. he takes the four cards onthe table and he then starts the next turn. Any penalty cards inthe trick (hearts or queen of spades) are added to the playerspenalty score. So you want to avoid taking any tricks that havehearts or the queen of spades.The player who has the two of clubs at the start of the game leadsin the first hand, and he MUST lead with the two of clubs.You cannot lead a trick with hearts, until hearts has been broken(played on another suit). So if it is your turn to lead and noheart has been played yet then you may not select a heart as thecard to play first. In some variations of the game you can't playthe queen of spades until hearts has been broken as well, but inthis version you can always play the queen of spades and shedoesn't break hearts.In the very first round you may never play a heart or the queen ofspades, not even if you don't have any card in the suit of the leadcard.Once all cards have been played the penalty points are counted andthe player with the fewest points wins that hand. When one or moreplayers reach 100 points or more then the entire game is finished,and the player with the least points win. If points are over 100and there are two or more equal with the least points then playcontinues until there's only one winner.Shooting the Moon! Generally it's bad to get penalty cards, butthere is one extra twist! If you get ALL the penalty cards (13hearts + Queen of spades) then you get 0 points and the other 3players get 26 points each! This is called Shooting the Moon.Trying this can be a really risky move though, since if anotherplayer gets just one of the hearts you'll end up with a lot ofpoints...