Games
A growing library of dealer's-choice poker variants. Learn the rules for any game, and practice against AI opponents wherever a "Play now" button is available.
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Cheat
Also called I Doubt It or Bullshit — a pure bluffing game where players discard face-down while lying about what they played, and others may call the bluff.
Learn the rules →London Lowball
A lowball variant where straights and flushes count against you like Deuce-to-Seven, but aces still play low — the best hand is 6-4-3-2-A, the 'Chicago Wheel.'
Learn the rules →Loo
Also called Lanterloo — England's most popular card game by the early 18th century, where players may fold for free or commit to winning a trick or pay a forfeit into the pool.
Learn the rules →Post and Pair
A 16th-17th century English vying game (also called 'Pink'), referenced by Shakespeare, built around three-of-a-kind combinations and considered a direct ancestor of Brag.
Learn the rules →Put
A 16th-19th century English vying and trick-playing game for two players, documented in Charles Cotton's 1674 gaming compendium and closely related to Truco.
Learn the rules →Screw Your Neighbor
A fast, simple British parlor card game (also called Ranter-Go-Round or Cuckoo) where players try to pass off their worst card and avoid being stuck holding the lowest hand at the table.
Learn the rules →Three Card Brag
A classic English pub and home gambling game, and the ancestor of poker's bluffing tradition: three cards each, with a unique 'blind' betting option for the brave.
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