Traditional multi-player card games for which rules are available from this site are listed below in alphabetical order, together with the number of players needed. Alternative numbers of players are given in brackets, so “4 [5] players” means that the game is basically for 4 players, but it is possible for 5 to play.
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2s (= Big Two) (4 [2 or 3] players)
3 Card Brag (4 to 8 players)
3 Card Monte (2 [or more] players)
3 5 7 (Poker variant) – see Poker
3-13 (2 or more players)
3 in 1 (4 to 7 [2 to 9] players)
4 Card Brag (4 to 8 players)
4 Colour Chess Cards (Si Se Pai) (2 to 4 players)
5 Card Brag (4 to 8 players)
All 5’s (cards) (2 or 3 players)
5 Up (= All 5’s: dominoes) (2 to 4 players)
5’s and 3’s (dominoes) (2 to 4 players)
6 Card Brag (4 to 8 players)
7 Card Brag (4 to 7 players)
7’s (= Fan Tan, Parliament) (3 to 8 players)
7-27 (4 to 10 players)
8’s (2 or more players)
8-5-3 (= Sergeant Major) (3 players)
9 Card Brag (4 to 6 players)
9 Card Don (4 players)
Sky 9 (= Tien Gow) (4 players)
9-5-2 (3 players)
10 (Poker variant) – see Poker
13 (= Tien Len) (2 to 4 players)
13 Card Brag (4 players)
13 Cards (= Chinese Poker) (4 players)
20 ab (4 players)
21 (Blackjack) (2 to 7 players)
25 (2 to 10 players)
28 (4 [or 6 or 3] players)
29 (4 players)
31 (= Schwimmen, Schnauz) (2 to 8 players)
31 (= Scat) (2 to 9 players)
31 (= One and Thirty, Bone Ace) (2 to 8 players)
40 (Cuarenta) (4 players)
40 points (Sishi fen) (= 100 points) (4 players)
42 (4 players)
45s (4 or 6 players)
52 card pickup (2 players)
55 (2 to 10 players)
56 (4 or 6 or 8 players)
63 (4 players)
66 (2 players)
80 points (Tractor) (4 or 6 players)
83 (4 players)
98 (2 to 10 players)
99 (trick-taking game) (3 [2 to 5] players)
99 (similar to 98 – adding game) (2 to 10 players)
100 points (the Chinese game Da Bai Fen) (4 players)
100 (similar to 98 and 99 – adding game) (2 to 10 players)
110 (2 to 10 players)
120 (= Forty-fives) (4 or 6 players)
220 (2 to 10 players)
500 (3 to 6 players)
500 Rum (2 to 8 players)
800 (Ottocento: Tarocchi Bolognesi) (4 players)
1000 (= Tysiacha) (2 or 3 [or 4] players)
1001 (Tausendeins, Tysiacha Odin) (2 or 3 [or 4] players)
A
Abyssinia (Poker variant) – see Poker
Ace-Deuce (= Yablon) (2 to 8 players)
Agurk (= Cucumber) (2 to 7 players)
Alcalde (3 players)
Alkort (4 players)
All Fours (2 or 4 players)
All Fives (cards) (2 or 3 players)
All Fives (dominoes) (2 to 4 players)
All For One or One For All (Poker variant) – see Poker
Aluette (4 players)
Anaconda (Poker variant) – see Poker
l’Ascenseur (= Oh Hell!) (3 to 6 players)
Ashush (= Basra) (2 [3 or 4] players)
Asshole (= President, Scum, Bum) (4 to 7 players)
Auction (Poker variant) – see Poker
Auction Forty-Fives (4 or 6 players)
Authors (3 to 6 [2] players)
Avinas (4 players)
B
Baccarat (2 to 12 players)
Back Alley Bridge (4 players)
Bai Fen (4 players)
Barbu (4 players)
Bartok (2 or more players)
Baseball (Poker variant) – see Poker
Bashi Fen (80 points; Tractor) (4 or 6 players)
Basra (2 [3 or 4] players)
Bauernschnapsen (4 [3] players)
Beggar My Neighbour (Beat Your Neighbour Out Of Doors) (2 players)
Bela (2 or 3 players)
Belote (4 players)
Belote Découverte (2 players)
Bergen (Dominoes) (2 to 4 players)
Between the Sheets (= Yablon) (2 to 8 players)
Bezique (2 players)
Bid Euchre (4 [6 or 8] players)
Bid Whist (4 players)
Bieten (3 to 5 players)
Big Two (= Choi Dai Di) (4 [2 or 3] players)
Blackjack (2 to 7 players)
Black Maria (variation of Hearts) (3 or 4 players)
Black Maria (Finnish) (2 to 6 players)
Blackout (= Oh Hell!) (4 to 6 [3, 7] players)
Blitz (= Scat, 31) (2 to 9 players)
Block Dominoes (2 to 4 players)
Bone Ace (2 to 8 players)
Bonneteau (= 3 Card Monte) (2 [or more] players)
Boodle (= Michigan) (3 to 8 players)
Boonaken (4 to 6 [7] players)
Botifarra (4 players)
Bouillotte (4 [3 or 5] players)
Bouré (Boo-Ray) (4 to 10 players)
Brag (3-card, 4-card, 5-card) (4 to 8 players)
Brag (6-card, 7-card, 9-card, 13-card) (4 to 8 players)
Brcko (= Stovkahra) (4 players)
Bridge (4 players)
Brisca (2 to 5 players)
Briscola (2 to 6 players)
Brouc (4 players)
Brus (4 or 6 players)
Bu Bu Gao Sheng (= Big Two) (4 [2 or 3] players)
Buck Euchre (3 or 4 players)
Buddha’s Folly (Poker variant) – see Poker
Bullshit (2 to 10 players)
Bum (= Asshole) (4 to 7 players)
Bura (2 [or up to 6] players)
Burraco (4 players)
Bust (= Oh Hell!) (4 to 6 [3, 7] players)
Butthead (= Asshole) (4 to 7 players)
C
Calabresella (= Terziglio) (3 players)
Caloochi (3 to 5 [2, 6] players)
Camicia (2 players)
Canasta (4 players)
Capitalism (= President) (4 to 7 players)
Carioca (2 to 4 [5] players)
Carousel (2 to 5 players)
Caribbean Poker (2 or more players)
Casino (2 to 4 players)
Casino Hold’em Poker (up to 7 players)
Casita Robada (Stealing Bundles) (2 to 4 players)
Cat and Mouse (= Spite and Malice) (2 players)
Catch Five (= Pitch with Fives) (4 players)
Cau Robat (3 to 5 players)
Cego (3 or 4 players)
Chase the Ace (= Cuckoo) (6 or more players)
Cheat (2 to 10 players)
Chicago (Swedish) (2 to 4 players)
Chicago (Bridge variant) – see Bridge
Chicago (Poker variant) – see Poker
Chicken Foot (dominoes) (4 to 8 players)
Chinese Poker (4 players)
Chinese Ten (2 to 4 players)
Choh Dai Di (= Big Two) (4 [2 or 3] players)
Church (Poker variant) – see Poker
Ciapanò (3 to 5 players)
Cicera (4 players)
Cincinnati (Poker variant) – see Poker
Cinch (= Pedro) (4 players)
Clabber (4 [2 or 3] players)
Clobyosh (2 [or 3] players)
Cöch (4 players)
Coiffeur-Schieber Jass (3 [4] players)
Coinche (4 players)
Conquian (2 players)
Contract Bridge (4 players)
Contract Rummy (3 to 5 players)
Costly Colours (2 players)
Coteccio (Trieste) (2 to 7 players)
Cowpie Poker (Poker variant) – see Poker
Crapette (= Russian Bank) (2 players)
Crash (4 players)
Crates (2 to 5 players)
Crazy Eights (2 or more players)
Crazy Nines (= Golf) (2 to 6 [or more] players)
Cribbage (Five Card) (2 players)
Cribbage (Six Card) (2 to 4 players)
Cuajo (4 players)
Cuarenta (4 [or 2] players)
Cucco (4 players)
Cuckoo (6 or more players)
Cucumber (= Agurk) (2 to 7 players)
Cut-throat Euchre (= Buck Euchre) (3 players)
D
Da Bai Fen (100) (4 players)
Da Lao Er (= Big Two) (4 [2 or 3] players)
Dakota (Poker variant) – see Poker
Danish Tarok (3 [or 4] players)
Deuces (= Big Two) (4 [2 or 3] players)
Devil’s Bridge (= Oh Hell!) (4 to 6 [3, 7] players)
Differenzler Jass (3 or 4 players)
Dirty Clubs (3 or 4 players)
Dirty Schultz (Poker variant) – see Poker
Dobbm (4 [or 5] players)
Dom Pedro (4 players)
Don (4 players)
Doppelkopf (4 [or 5] players)
Double Solitaire (2 players)
Draw Dominoes (2 to 4 players)
Droggn (Stubai Tarock) (3 [or 4] players)
Drunkard (2 [3 or 4] players)
Durak (2 to 6 players)
Duren Piatkowy (3 to 6 [or more] players)
E
Egyptian Ratscrew (2 or more players)
Eighty-three (4 players)
Eleusis (4 to 8 players)
Elevator (= Oh Hell!) (4 to 6 [3, 7] players)
Elevator (Poker variant) – see Poker
Emperors and Scum (= President, Asshole) (4 to 7 players)
Encaje (3 or 5 players)
English Stud (Poker variant) – see Poker
Euchre (4 [or 6] players)
F
Fan Tan (= Sevens, Parliament) (3 to 8 players)
Faro (2 to 20 or more)
Fifty-Two Card Pickup (2 players)
Fifty-Six (4 or 6 or 8 players)
Find the Lady (= 3 Card Monte) (2 [or more] players)
Fish (= Go Fish) (3 to 6 [2] players)
Five Card Draw (Poker variant) – see Poker
Five Hundred (3 to 6 players)
Five Hundred Rum (2 to 8 players)
Fives and Threes (dominoes) (2 to 4 players)
Five-Up (Dominoes) (2 to 4 players)
Flower and Scorpion (Dominoes) (2 to 4 players)
Flush (= Teen Pathi) (4 to 7 players)
Follow the Queen (Poker variant) – see Poker
Forty points (Sishi Fen) (= Bai Fen) (4 players)
Forty-Fives (4 or 6 players)
Forty-two (4 players)
French Tarot (4 [3 or 5] players)
G
German Bridge (= Oh Hell!) (4 to 6 [3, 7] players)
German Solo (4 players)
German Whist (2 players)
Gin Rummy (2 [3 or 4] players)
Gleek (3 players)
Go Fish (3 to 6 [2] players)
Golden Ten (3 to 7 players)
Golf (2 to 6 [or more] players)
Gong Zhu (4 or 5 players)
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly (Poker variant) – see Poker
Good, Better, Best (= Chinese Poker) (4 players)
Grocery Store Dots (Poker variant) – see Poker
Guiñote (Tute variant) (2 to 5 players)
Guts (Poker variant) – see Poker
H
Hanafuda (2 to 7 players)
Hand and Foot (4 [2 to 6] players)
Happy Families (3 to 7 players)
Hara Kiri (= Golf) (2 to 6 [or more] players)
Have a Heart (Poker variant) – see Poker
Hearts (4 [3 or 5] players)
Henway (Poker variant) – see Poker
High Card Pool (= Red Dog) (3 to 8 players)
High Five (= Pedro) (4 players)
High-Low-Jack (= Pitch) (4 [3 to 6] players)
Hola (2 or 4 [3] players)
L’Hombre (3 [4] players)
Honeymoon Bridge (2 players)
Hornafjarðarmanni (3 players)
Hosen ‘runter (= Schwimmen, Schnauz) (2 to 8 players)
Hoskin (3 players)
Howdy Doody (Poker variant) – see Poker
Hundred (the Chinese game Da Bai Fen) (4 players)
Hundred (similar to 98 and 99 – adding game) (2 to 10 players)
Hundred and twenty (= Forty-fives) (4 or 6 players)
Hungarian Tarokk (Paskievics) (4 [5] players)
I
I Doubt It (2 to 6 players)
Illustrated Hungarian Tarokk (Palatinusz) (4 [5] players)
In Between (= Yablon) (2 to 8 players)
Indian Poker (Poker variant) – see Poker
Iron Cross (Poker variant) – see Poker
Israeli Whist (4 players)
J
Jacks to Open, Trips to Win (Poker variant) – see Poker
Jack the Shifter (Poker variant) – see Poker
Jass (2 to 6 players)
K
Kaiser (4 players)
Kaiserspiel (= Kaiserjass) (4 or 6 players)
Kalookie (3 to 5 [2, 6] players)
Kalter Schlag (4 players)
Kaluki (3 to 5 [2, 6] players)
Kap Tai Shap (2 or more players)
Kapaga (2 or more players)
Karma (= Shithead, Palace) (3 to 6 players)
Karnöffel (4 players)
Kemps (4 [6 or 8] players)
King (4 players)
King Pedro (4 players)
King Rummy (3 to 5 players)
Kings Corners (2 to 4 or more players)
Kjempetosk (= Stortok) (2 to 5 players)
Klabberjass (3 or 4 [2] players)
Klaverjas (4 players)
Kleurwiezen (Whist à la Couleur) (4 players)
Klootzakken (= President) (4 to 7 players)
Knack (= Schwimmen, Schnauz) (2 to 8 players)
Knaves (3 players)
Knockout Whist (2 to 7 players)
Königrufen (Austrian Tarock) (4 [5] players)
Kozel (2 [or up to 5] players)
Kraken (Klaverjas variant) (4 players)
Krypkille (4 to 6 [3 to 8] players)
L
Lame Brain Pete (Poker variant) – see Poker
Last One (2 to 6 players)
Laugavatnsmanni (3 players)
Laugh and Lie Down (5 players)
Laus (4 players)
Let It Ride (2 or more players)
L’Hombre (3 [4] players)
Liuk Fu (3 [4] players)
Liverpool Rummy (3 to 5 players)
Loba (Argentinean) (2 to 5 players)
Loba (Central American) (2 to 4 [5] players)
Loo (3 to 8 players)
Looking for Friends (6 to 12 players)
Losing Lodam (2 to 10 players)
Luk Fu (3 [4] players)
Luosong Pai Jiu (= Chinese Poker) (4 players)
Lupfen (3 to 5 players)
M
Madrasso (4 players)
Manipulation (2 to 5 players)
Manni (3 players)
Mao (2 or more players)
Mah Jong (4 players)
Marias (2 to 4 players)
Marjapussi (4 players)
Matador (dominoes) (2 to 4 players)
Mattis (= Mas, Mjölnarmatte, Skitgubbe) (3 [2 or 4] players)
Maw (3 to 10 players)
May I? (3 to 5 players)
Mensch (4 players)
Mexican Stud (Poker variant) – see Poker
Mexican Sweat (Poker variant) – see Poker
Mexican Train (dominoes) (2 to 10 players)
Michigan (3 to 8 players)
Michigan Rummy (= Three in One) (4 to 7 [2 to 9] players)
Midnight Baseball (Poker variant) – see Poker
Mighty (3 to 8 players)
Minhato (2 to 7 players)
Minnesota Whist (4 players)
Mitaines (2 or 4 players)
Mittlere Jass (3 players)
Mizerka (3 players)
Molotow Jass (4 players)
Muggins (= Five-Up: dominoes) (2 to 4 players)
Mus (4 or 6 players)
Mus Francés (Encaje) (3 or 5 players)
Mustamaija (2 to 6 players)
N
Nap (= British Napoleon) (2 to 7 players)
Napalm (4 to 7 players)
Napoleon (British) (2 to 7 players)
Napoleon (Japanese) (5 [2 to 6] players)
Nerts (2 to 6, 8, 10 players)
Newmarket (= Michigan) (3 to 8 players)
Nine Card Don (4 players)
Nine-Five (= Pedro Sancho) (4 players)
Nine Five Two (3 players)
Ninety-Eight (2 to 10 players)
Ninety-Nine (trick-taking game) (3 [2 to 5] players)
Ninety-Nine (variation of 98 – adding game) (2 to 10 players)
NLK (4 to 9 players)
Noddy (2 players)
Nomination Whist (= Oh Hell!) (4 to 6 [3, 7] players)
Nos (Dominoes) (3 to 5 players)
O
Oh Hell! (4 to 6 [3, 7] players)
Oh Shit! (= Oh Hell!) (4 to 6 [3, 7] players)
Okey (4 [2 or 3] players)
Oklahoma Gin (2 [3 or 4] players)
Old Maid (2 or more players)
Omaha (Poker variant) – see Poker
Ombre (= L’Hombre) (3 [4] players)
One and Thirty (2 to 8 players)
Ottocento (Tarocchi Bolognesi) (4 players)
P
Pai Gow (2 to 7 players)
Pai Gow Poker (2 to 7 players)
Palace (= Shithead) (3 to 6 players)
Pandoeren (4 players)
Panguingue (4 to 8 players)
Parliament (= Sevens, Fan Tan) (3 to 8 players)
Paskahousu (4 or 5 [3 to 7] players)
Paskievics Tarokk (Hungarian call XX tarokk) (4 [5] players)
Patience (Solitaire) (1 player)
Peanut Butter (= Kemps) (4 players)
Peanuts (= Nerts)(2 to 6, 8, 10 players)
Pedro (4 players)
Penneech (2 players)
Pennies from Heaven (6 players)
Pepper (4 [2, 3] players)
Perdivinci (= Ciapanò) (3 to 5 players)
Phat (4 players)
Pick a Partner (Poker variant) – see Poker
Pidro (4 players)
Pig (4 or more players)
Pilotta (4 players)
Pinochle (double deck) (4 players)
Pinochle (single deck) (4 players)
Pinochle (three-player, auction) (3 [or more] players)
Pinochle (two-player) (2 players)
Piquet (2 players)
Pishti (4 or 2 [3] players)
Pitch (= Setback) (4 [3 to 6] players)
Pits (= Zheng Shangyou) (4 to 6 players)
Pitty Pat (2 to 4 players)
Plus-Minus Jass (3 or 4 players)
Poch (3 to 6 players)
Podkidnoy Durak (2 to 6 players)
Podrida (2 to 9 players)
Poker (5 to 10 [2 to 10] players)
Poker Bull (3 or more players)
Poker Menteur (3 to 5 [2 to 8] players)
Polignac (4 to 6 players)
Polish Poker (= Golf) (2 to 6 [or more] players)
Polish Red Dog (or Polski Pachuck) (3 to 8 players)
Pontoon (3 to 8 [or more] players)
Pope Joan (3 to 7 players)
Poque (= Pochspiel) (3 to 6 players)
Pounce (= Nerts) (2 to 6, 8, 10 players)
Preferans (Russian) (3 or 4 players)
Preferansz (Donauschwaben) (3 players)
Preference (Austrian) (3 [4] players)
Preference (Croatian) (3 players)
President (= Asshole) (4 to 7 players)
The Price is Right (Poker variant) – see Poker
Primero (2 or more players)
Progressive Rummy (3 to 5 players)
Prostoy Durak (2 to 4 players)
Proter (3 to 6 players)
Psycho (Poker variant) – see Poker
Púkk (5 to 7 players)
Push (4 players)
Pusoy (= Chinese Poker) (4 players)
Pusoy Dos (= Big Two) (4 [2 or 3] players)
Put (2 players)
P’yanitsa (2 [3 or 4] players)
Q
Quadrille (4 players)
Quan Dui (3 to 6 players)
Quartet (3 to 7 players)
Quitlok (5 to 7 [4 to 8] players)
R
Rablóulti (3 players)
Racehorse (Pitch variant) – see Pitch
Racing Demon (= Pounce, Nerts) (2 to 6, 8, 10 players)
Railroad Canasta (2 or more players)
Rami (= Rummy) (2 to 4 [5, 6] players)
Ramsch (Schieberamsch) (3 [4] players)
Ramsli (2 to 6 players)
Ranter Go Round (= Cuckoo) (6 or more players)
Raub (4 [2 or 3] players)
Red Dog (2 to 8 players)
Reversis (4 players)
Rich Man, Poor Man (= President, Asshole) (4 to 7 players)
Ride the Bus (= Scat) (2 to 9 players)
Rikken (4 players)
Ristikontra (Ristiklappi) (4 players)
Roi (le Jeu du) (= King) (4 players)
Romanian Tarok (4 [3] players)
Romanian Tile Rummy (2 to 4 players)
Romanian Whist (3 to 8 players)
Ronda (2 or 4 players)
Rook (4 [3 or 5] players)
Root Beer (President) (3 to 6 players)
Rovescino (= Ciapanò) (3 to 5 players)
Ruff and Honours (4 players)
Ruff and Trump (4 players)
Rufmariasch (4 players)
Rummy (2 to 4 [5, 6] players)
Russian Bank (= Crapette) (2 players)
Russian Poker (= Chinese Poker) (4 players)
S
Sakura (2 to 7 players)
Samba (Samba-Canasta) (2 to 6 players)
Sap Sam Cheung (13 cards) (4 players)
Scat (= 31) (2 to 9 players)
Schafkopf (4 players)
Schieber Jass (4 [6] players)
Schmier (6 or 5 players)
Schnapsen (2 players)
Schnauz (= Schwimmen) (2 to 8 players)
Schwimmen (2 to 8 players)
Scopone (4 players)
Screw Your Neighbor (various)
Scum (= Asshole) (4 to 7 players)
Sechsundsechzig (2 players)
Second Hand High (Poker variant) – see Poker
Selection/Rejection (Poker variant) – see Poker
Sequence (Poker variant) – see Poker
Sergeant Major (3 players)
Setback (= Pitch) (4 [3 or 6] players)
Sevens (= Fan Tan, Parliament) (3 to 8 players)
Seven Twenty-Seven (4 to 10 players)
Shanghai Rummy (3 to 5 players)
Shanghai (3 to 5 players)
Sheepshead (5 players)
Sheng Ji (Raise level) (= Bai Fen) (4 players)
Shithead (= Palace) (3 to 6 [2] players)
Shoot (3 to 8 players)
Shoot Pontoon (3 to 8 players)
Shuan Er (Throw two) (= Bai Fen) (4 players)
Si Se Pai (4 Colour Chess Cards) (2 to 4 players)
Sixty-six (2 players)
Sixty-three (4 players)
Sjavs (4 players)
Skat (3 [4] players)
Skitgubbe (= Mas) (3 [2 or 4] players)
Slapjack (2 to 10 players)
Slippery Sam (3 to 8 players)
Slovenian Tarok (3 or 4 [5] players)
Sluitspieren (= President) (4 to 7 players)
Smear (4 to 6 players)
Snoozer (4 players)
Solitaire (Patience) (1 player)
Solo Whist (4 players)
Solo (German Solo) (4 players)
Spades (4 [3 or 2] players)
Spar (2 to 4 [up to 7] players)
Speculation (around 6 to 12 players)
Speed (= Spit) (2 players)
Spit (2 players)
Spite and Malice (2 [or more] players)
Spit in the Ocean (Poker variant) – see Poker
Spitzer (4 players)
Spoons (children’s game) (4 or more players)
Spoons (crazy eights variant) (3 to 8 players)
Squeal (= Pounce, Nerts) (2 to 6, 8, 10 players)
Staekske Rape (4 players)
Stealing Bundles (2 to 4 players)
Stitch (3 to 8 players)
Stortok (2 to 5 players)
Stovkahra (4 players)
Strip Jack Naked (= Beggar My Neighbour) (2 players)
Strip Poker (2 to 7 players)
Stubai Tarock (3 [or 4] players)
Stud Poker (Poker variant) – see Poker
Stýrivolt (4 players)
Sueca (4 players)
Svoi Kozyri (2 to 4 players)
Switch (= Crazy Eights) (2 or more players)
T
Table Top Cribbage (2 or 4 players)
Tappen (Dobbm) (4 [or 5] players)
Tapp Tarock (3 players)
Tarocchi Bolognesi (Ottocento) (4 players)
Tarock (Austrian) (4 [5] players)
Tarock (Stubaital) (3 [or 4] players)
Tarok (Danish) (3 [or 4} players)
Tarok (Romanian) (4 [3] players)
Tarok (Slovenian) (3 or 4 [5] players)
Tarokk (Hungarian) (4 [5] players)
Taroky (Czech / Slovak) (4 [5] players)
Tarot (general)
Tarot (French) (3 to 5 players)
Teen Pathi (4 to 7 players)
Ten (Poker variant) – see Poker
Terziglio (= Calabresella) (3 players)
Texas Hold ‘Em (Poker variant) – see Poker
Thirteen (= Tien Len) (2 to 4 players)
Thirty-one (= Schwimmen, Schnauz) (2 to 8 players)
Thirty-one (= Scat) (2 to 9 players)
Three Card Monte (2 [or more] players)
Three Five Seven (Poker variant) – see Poker
Three in One (4 to 7 [2 to 9] players)
Three Thirteen (2 or more players)
Tic Tac Toe (Poker variant) – see Poker
Tien Gow (4 players)
Tien Len (2 to 4 players)
Tile Rummy (2 to 4 players)
Tiu U (2 or 3 players)
Toepen (3 to 8 players)
Toonerville Rook (3 to 5 players)
Tonk (2 or 3 [or up to 7] players)
Toppm (Dobbm) (4 [or 5] players)
Tractor (4 or 6 players)
Train (Dominoes) (4 [3 to 8] players)
Traversone (= Ciapanò) (3 to 5 players)
Trees (Poker variant) – see Poker
Treikort (3 players)
Tresillo (3 or 4 players)
Tressette (4 players)
Tribello (3 players)
Trjámann (3 players)
Troccas (4 players)
Troggu (3 to 8 players)
Trou du Cul / Trouduc (= President, Asshole) (4 to 7 players)
Truc (4 [or 2] players)
Truco (2, 4 or 6 players)
Trumps (= Knockout Whist) (2 to 7 players)
Trust – Don’t Trust (Verish’ ne verish’) (2 to 6 players)
Tunk (= Tonk) (2 or 3 [or up to 7] players)
Tuolaji (Tractor) (4 or 6 players)
Turtle (= Golf) (2 to 6 [or more] players)
Tute (2 to 5 players)
Twenty-One (Blackjack) (2 to 7 players)
Twenty-Five (2 to 10 players)
Twenty-Eight (4 [or 6 or 3] players)
Twenty-Nine (4 players)
Tysiacha (= 1000) (2 or 3 [or 4] players)
U
Ugly (3 or 4 players)
Ulti (3 players)
Umtali (2 players)
Up and down the River (= Oh Hell) (4 to 6 [3, 7] players)
V
Vache (= Aluette) (4 players)
Valets (jeu des) (= Polignac) (3 to 6 players)
Vatikan (2 to 5 players)
VC (= Tien Len) (2 to 4 players)
Verish’ ne verish’ (2 to 6 players)
Video Poker (1 player)
Vier-anderle (5 to 8 [2 to 13] players)
Viet Cong (= Tien Len) (2 to 4 players)
Vinciperdi (= Ciapanò) (3 to 5 players)
Vingt-et-un (3 to 8 [or more] players)
Vira (3 [4] players)
Viuda, La (4 to 7 players)
Voormsi (or Vorms) (4 or 2 [or 3] players)
W
Wall Street (Poker variant) – see Poker
Want It? Want It? Got It! (Poker variant) – see Poker
War (2 [or more] players)
Warlords and Scumbags (= President, Asshole) (4 to 7 players)
Watten (2 to 4 players)
Welsh Don (4 players)
Whipsaw (= Napalm) (4 to 7 players)
Whisky Poker (2 to 9 players)
Whist (4 players)
Whist à la Couleur (Kleurwiezen) (4 players)
Wiezen (4 players)
Wilde Boom (= Kraken) (4 players)
Wumps (= Voormsi) (4 or 2 [or 3] players)
X
XXas-hívásos Tarokk (Hungarian call XX tarokk) (4 [5] players)
XX-rufen (Austrian call XX Tarock) (4 [5] players)
Y
Yablon (= Ace-Deuce, In Between) (2 to 8 players)
Z
Z (Poker variant) – see Poker
Zanga (4 players)
Zap Your Neighbor (various)
Zhao Pengyou (Looking for Friends) (6 to 12 players)
Zheng Fen (3 to 6 players)
Zheng Shangyou (4 to 6 players)
Zifuli (5 players)
Zioncheck (3 to 5 players)
Zsírozás (2 or 4 players)
Zwanzig ab (4 players)
Zwanzigerrufen (Austrian Tarock) (4 [5] players)
Zwickern (4 [2, 3 or more] players
There are a lots of Card games. Too many to memorize. Here is a list that I started many years ago. let me know if I need to add one.
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