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The card and board games you grew up with

Macao, Seven Cut, Sweep, Liar Liar, War, Poker, Backgammon, Tile Rummy and Chess, played online, for free, right in your browser: open a table, send a friend the link and play. Or practice against the house without risking your rating.

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The collection · 9 games

Nine games,
each with its own rules.

All the rules

01 — Easy

Macao

Match the suit or rank and be the first out of cards.

Players: 2–6
Duration: 10–20 min
Leaderboard: Yes

Macao rules

02 — Medium

Seven Cut

Cut with a seven at the right moment and collect the tens.

Players: 2–4
Duration: 10–15 min
Leaderboard: Yes

Seven Cut rules

03 — Strategic

Sweep

Pick up the combination from the table that adds up exactly.

Players: 2–4
Duration: 20–30 min
Leaderboard: Yes

Sweep rules

04 — Medium

Liar Liar

Lie convincingly and catch the others lying.

Players: 2–6
Duration: 15–25 min
Leaderboard: Yes

Liar Liar rules

05 — Pure luck

War

The highest card takes the hand. A tie starts the war.

Players: 2
Duration: 5–15 min
Leaderboard: Yes

War rules

06 — Strategic

Poker

Two cards in hand, five on the table — be the last one with points.

Players: 2–6
Duration: 30–90 min
Leaderboard: Yes

Poker rules

07 — Strategic

Backgammon

Roll the dice, bring your checkers home and bear them off first.

Players: 2
Duration: 5–30 min
Leaderboard: Yes

Backgammon rules

08 — Strategic

Tile Rummy

Draw, open with 45 points and be the first out of tiles.

Players: 2–4
Duration: 10–60 min
Leaderboard: Yes

Tile Rummy rules

09 — Strategic

Chess

Sixteen pieces on each side and one goal: checkmate.

Players: 2
Duration: 5–30 min
Leaderboard: Yes

Chess rules

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Matches
in play.

No tables are open. Open one yourself — you can start right away against the house, and whoever joins after you takes a bot’s seat.

How it works

Three things,
then the match begins.

01
You open a table
Pick the game, the number of players and whether the match counts for the leaderboard. The table has a link to pass along — whoever has it can join.
02
Bots hold the seats
You can start right away, even if nobody has sat down yet. Whoever joins after you takes a bot’s seat without interrupting the match.
03
The server holds the cards
Your opponents’ hands never reach your browser, not even hidden. The host sets the pace — 10 or 30 seconds per move, or no timer; at a table with a timer, whoever runs out of time leaves the match and the others play on.

Leaderboard · by game