Kitchen Table Cards Free Card Games

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Choose your game of playing cards

Every card game here is played with ordinary playing cards, just like the ones in the kitchen drawer. Not sure which game of playing cards to pick? Here they are by kind, from quiet games on your own to lively games around the table.

Trick-taking games

Win tricks (or avoid them) against computer players.

Rummy games

Collect sets and runs before the other side does.

Family games

Quick to learn, fun for all ages: be the first to get rid of your cards.

Two-player classics

Old favourites for two, against a friendly computer player.

About us

Kitchen Table Cards is a calm, friendly place to play the card games you know and love. Every game is free, runs in your web browser and needs no download or sign-up.

We built the site to be easy on the eyes: big cards, clear buttons and no flashing distractions. You can undo moves, pause at any time, and your game is saved on your device, so a cup of tea never costs you a winning hand.

You can play Addiction Solitaire, Bridge, BS, Canasta, Canfield Solitaire, Crazy Eights, Cribbage, Euchre, FreeCell, Gin Rummy, Go Fish, Hand and Foot, Hearts, Idiot, Kings Corner, Lockup, Pinochle, Pyramid Solitaire, Rummy, Rummy 500, Scorpion Solitaire, Solitaire, Spades, Spider Solitaire, TriPeaks Solitaire, War and Yukon Solitaire today, along with Backgammon and Snake Games and the dice game Yahtzee, and we are adding more games one by one.

Frequently asked questions

Are the card games on Kitchen Table Cards really free?

Yes. Every game on the site is completely free to play. There is nothing to buy, no subscription and no account to create.

Do I need to download or install anything?

No. The games run straight in your web browser on a computer, laptop, tablet or phone. Just choose a game and press Play.

Do I need to sign up or give my email address?

No. You can start playing straight away. Your settings and your current game are saved on your own device, so you can pick up where you left off.

Can I play on an iPad or tablet?

Yes. All games work with a mouse or a touch screen. On a tablet you can tap a card to move it automatically, or drag it with your finger.

Can I play card games against the computer?

Yes. In Hearts, Lockup, BS and Go Fish you play against three computer players, in Idiot, Cribbage and Gin Rummy against one, in Kings Corner against one to three, and in Hand and Foot and Spades you team up with a computer partner against two more, so you never have to wait for other people to join. Yahtzee can be played against Rosa or on your own, and the Solitaire games are played on your own.

Which game of playing cards is easiest to learn?

Classic Solitaire (also called Klondike or Patience) is the best place to start. You play on your own, there is no time pressure, and you can undo any move. If you would rather play against someone, Go Fish and Kings Corner are quick to learn and friendly.

What games can you play with a deck of playing cards?

Many! With one ordinary deck of 52 playing cards you can play Solitaire games such as Klondike, FreeCell, Pyramid and Scorpion, trick-taking games such as Hearts and Spades, two-player classics such as Cribbage and Gin Rummy, and family games such as Go Fish, Kings Corner and BS. You can play all of these free on Kitchen Table Cards.

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