Free daily card games
Five card games a day, and the deal is the same for everybody, which is what makes a leaderboard possible in games that are usually about luck. A twenty-card solitaire with a perfect line that is the proven minimum, a poker solitaire where every row and column is a hand, five hands of blackjack off one fixed shoe, five cribbage throws valued exactly, and a double dummy bridge problem with all four hands face up.
Taire deals twenty cards face up in two suits and asks for the shortest line that clears them; the minimum is proved before the deal ships, so the target is honest. Hands deals twenty-five cards one at a time into a five by five grid, and every row and every column scores as a poker hand, so each card has to be placed before you see the next.
Shoe is five hands of blackjack off one fixed shoe, the same cards in the same order for everyone, with par set by the book line, so counting what you have seen is how you beat it. Crib is the cribbage throw: six cards, two to the crib, and every choice valued over every cut card and every crib. Finesse is a double dummy problem: all four hands face up, one suit trumps, you play South and dummy against two perfect defenders, and the contract names the tricks you need.
Hands if you know poker hands. Shoe if you want to count. Taire if you like a solitaire with an answer. Crib if you have ever played cribbage. Finesse is the deepest of the five and worth a slow first sitting.
| Monday to Saturday | Tighter deals as the week goes on: a longer minimum line, a shoe with less slack, a contract with fewer spare tricks. |
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| Sunday Edition | The biggest deal of the week in each. |
Yes. One deal a day per game, so the board compares play and not luck.
All five, every day, no account required.