Board Games for Everyone

List of Card Games

Actually I'm not going to list all of the card games there are here because pagat.com has the most extensive list of card games imaginable. Seriously there are hundreds there, most I never even heard of. They have games for 1 player, 2 players, 4 players, 2-4 players, 3-8 players etc. They tell you exactly how many and they have the rules for all of them on individual pages. They also tell you what other slang names there are for them.

Some of the most common card games you have most likely heard of are; solitaire, 21, crazy eights, gin rummy, hearts and poker. There are so many, if you really like to play cards, then try to learn a new one once a month and play it with your friends. You'll probably find a few you really like and can show others too.

Personally when I'm on a web page that is really long and I'm trying to find a certain word, I hold on the control key and type f. This will bring up a box either in the upper or bottom of the page or screen. Then you type what you are looking for in the box and press ok or enter. You can keep hitting ok or enter to find more or the same until there are no more. This particular list is in alphabetical order so it's not as critical, but I thought you might find that info helpful for future reference or if the name you know the card name by is a slang term.

Related topics about card games

Card Games
Card games have been popular in America for ages. During wartime, it was a great reprieve from boredom, restlessness and depression, both for the men on the front lines and for the women they left behind. The most popular games for women were Contract Bridge, Auction and Pinochle, while the most popular games for men were Contact Bridge, Poker and Pinochle.