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Tri Peaks Solitaire (Rules and Instructions)

Are you a fan of single-player card games? This Tri Peaks Solitaire rules guide will teach you how … more

The Red Dog card game is easy to learn and exciting thanks to its unpredictability and fast pace. … more

Shanghai Rummy is a popular version of the classic Rummy game with several unique features. This Shanghai Rummy … more

Are you seeking a card game that will test your focus and strategic skills? This Bridge card game … more

If you’re after a simple card game for all ages, 99 should suit you well. Not sure how … more

Pay Me is a Rummy-style game for 2 to 6 players played over 11 rounds. This Pay Me … more

If you are looking for a highly engaging game for groups of all ages, the hot potato game … more

Teamwork, focus, and good judgment are keys to success in Back Alley, a card game for four players. … more

How to explain a game that intentionally remains a mystery for its players? Well, the Mao card game … more

Reading fluently is the most fundamental instructional milestone for early school children. The Roll-and-Read game turns boring practice … more

Joker is not difficult to play, but beware that this trick-taking card game will test your tactic skills … more

Would you like to learn a truly unique version of Rummy? The Yaniv card game will surprise you … more

Are you looking for a simple trick-taking card game for all ages? My Canadian Salad rules guide will … more

The hockey card game is an excellent four-player card game. It’s simple and unpredictable, making it one of … more

Everyone knows that children learn best through play. This is why the Fly Swatter Game and similar variations … more