A whole shelf of games
Trick-taking games, a family of solitaires, rummy games, Old Maid, Crazy Eights and one dice game, each with its own page, rules and screenshots.
♠ 20 games · Free · No download
Right here, in your browser, on a computer or a phone: 20 games, from Spades and Belot to solitaire, Gin Rummy and Euchre, with nothing to install. Press Play now and a Klondike deal is ready before you could find a real deck; real opponents are one free account away.
No account to start · No real money · No download
Pick a game
Three families and one rule of thumb: tricks if you like a partner, solitaire if you like peace and quiet, rummy and friends if you like collecting things. Every game has its own page with the rules, real screenshots and the game itself at the top.
Win tricks, respect the trump suit and keep an eye on your partner. Spades and Belot lead the family, Euchre and French Belote bring trumps of their own, and Spades Duel is Spades for two.
Compare trick-taking gamesPatience games for one: Klondike, Spider, FreeCell and the rest of the family, each with its own layout and its own way of being stubborn. In Solitaire Duel a rival races you on the same deal.
All solitaire gamesSets and runs in Gin Rummy and Rummy, fifteens and pegging in Cribbage, blind draws and the odd Queen in Old Maid, wild eights in Crazy Eights, and Yacht Dice for when you need a break from cards.
Rules for every gameHow it works
Open any game in the list above. Its page holds the rules, real screenshots and the game itself, so learning and playing happen in the same place.
No account and no download. Solitaire, Yacht Dice, Gin Rummy, Cribbage, Rummy and Euchre run right in your browser; at Spades, Belot and the other table games you sit down with bots on our server.
Sign up with email, Google or Facebook when you want company: online tables with real players, private rooms for friends, ranked play, saved results and a daily reward of virtual coins.
One account on your computer and your phone, in English, Bulgarian, Spanish or French. Add the site to your home screen if you like; there is still nothing to install.
Why Tricklora
Trick-taking games, a family of solitaires, rummy games, Old Maid, Crazy Eights and one dice game, each with its own page, rules and screenshots.
Every table game has bots, so nobody waits for a fourth player. In Spades and Belot online matches, bots also take any seat nobody claims.
A free account opens online tables, private Spades, Spades Duel and Belot rooms you share with a link, and live Solitaire Duel races on the same deal.
Everything runs in the browser on a computer, an Android phone or an iPhone. Add it to your home screen if you like the feel of an app.
The site, the games and every game’s page are in English, Bulgarian, Spanish and French.
Each game has guides to its rules, scoring and strategy, and the rules guides list the references they were checked against, such as Pagat and Wikipedia.
Questions
Right here. Every game on Tricklora is free to play in your browser: open its page and press Play now to play alone or against bots, without an account. A free account adds online tables with real players, private rooms and ranked play. There is no subscription and no premium table.
Not to start. Every game’s Play now button works for guests, though guest results are not saved, and guest seats at the table games are limited, so at a busy moment you may be asked to sign in. Playing people online, private rooms, ranked games, Daily Solitaire and your saved history need a free account.
No. There is no betting and there are no cash prizes. Tables that ask for coins use virtual coins with no cash value: a new account starts with a balance, and a daily reward tops it up.
No. Everything runs in a web browser on a computer, an Android phone or an iPhone. You can add the site to your home screen for an app-like start, but there is nothing to install from an app store.
Yes, in Spades, Spades Duel and Belot: create a private room, copy its link and send it to your friends, who join with their own free accounts. In Spades, two friends can also team up against two bots. Spades with friends Belot with friends
Count the players first. On your own, Classic Solitaire (Klondike) is the gentle start, with Spider and FreeCell as the next step up. For two, try Spades Duel, Gin Rummy or Cribbage. With four, Spades is the easiest partnership game to pick up, because spades are always trump; Belot and Euchre add more twists. Want something light? Old Maid and Crazy Eights are quick to learn. Compare trick-taking games
Yes. Every table game has bots: three at a Spades or Belot table, one across from you in Gin Rummy or Cribbage, and in Euchre a bot partner against two bot rivals. Solitaire is you against the deck, which is challenge enough. Spades against the computer
Learn the rules
Not sure what a bag is in Spades, why the trump jack beats the ace in Belot, or how to count a cribbage hand? Every game has its own guides, and the directory keeps all of them in one place.
Progression system
LP progression applies to supported competitive modes. Solo games have their own scores and results.
Win +20 LP per victory · Climb through IV, III, II, I divisions · 100 LP per division
Rookie → Apprentice → Experienced → Veteran → Elite → Legend
Live action screenshots
Real screenshots from a phone, game by game: card tables, solitaire layouts and dice scorecards. Pick a game to jump to its pictures, then open its guide.
Pick any game and play it free in your browser: against bots right now, or against real players once you have a free account. No download and no real money.