Classic card games, free to play online
18 games with big, easy-to-read cards, friendly computer players and a new daily deal every day. No downloads, no sign-up.
All games
Solitaire
The one and only Klondike. Build the foundations from Ace to King — Draw 1 or Draw 3.Play now
Spades
Hearts
FreeCell
Euchre
Gin Rummy
Rummy 500
Crazy Eights
Kings Corner
Spider Solitaire
Pyramid Solitaire
Cribbage
NewTri Peaks Solitaire
NewGolf Solitaire
NewScorpion Solitaire
NewEight Off
NewOh Hell
NewHand and Foot
Made for relaxed, comfortable play
Nothing to install
Play right in your browser on a phone, tablet or computer. No app, no account, no waiting.
Easy on the eyes
Large card faces, clear highlights for legal moves, an optional four-color deck and adjustable game speed.
Picks up where you left off
Your game saves itself after every move. Close the page and come back to the same hand later.
Learn as you play
Friendly prompts tell you what to do next, hints point out a good move, and each page explains the rules.
Daily deals and achievements
Play the same deal as everyone else each day, keep your streak going, and unlock achievements in every game.
Easy, Normal or Hard
Computer players at three levels. Learn on Easy, then see if you can beat them on Hard.
Which card game is right for you?
- Solitaire — classic Klondike for a quiet moment on your own. Draw one card or three, with unlimited undo.
- Spider Solitaire — two decks and ten columns. Start with one suit, then work up to two or four.
- Pyramid Solitaire — a quick, five-minute puzzle. Pair cards that add up to 13 to clear the pyramid.
- Tri Peaks Solitaire — clear three peaks of cards by playing one higher or one lower. Quick, relaxed and great for long runs.
- Golf Solitaire — a three-minute game of one-up, one-down. Play a single hole or a full nine-hole round with a scorecard.
- FreeCell — solitaire where skill decides. Every card is face up, and nearly every deal can be won.
- Eight Off — FreeCell's cousin with eight free cells. Build down in suit and plan your way home.
- Scorpion Solitaire — a single-deck relative of Spider. Move whole stacks and build four King-to-Ace runs in suit.
- Hearts — four players, no teams. Avoid hearts and the Queen of Spades, or take them all and shoot the moon.
- Spades — the great partnership game. Bid your tricks with your partner and watch out for bags.
- Oh Hell — three to five players bid exactly how many tricks they will take. Hands grow and shrink each round, and one trick too many costs you.
- Crazy Eights — quick, light and friendly. Match the suit or the rank; eights are wild.
- Kings Corner — the gentlest start. Build down in alternating colors, much like solitaire, and race to empty your hand.
- Gin Rummy — the timeless two-player game. Collect sets and runs, keep your deadwood low and knock when the moment is right.
- Cribbage — the classic two-player game with a pegging board. Count your fifteens, pairs and runs and race to 121.
- Euchre — a fast team game loved across the Midwest. Call trump, trust your partner and watch out for the bowers.
- Rummy 500 — a longer game for two to four players with an open discard pile and plenty of lay-offs.
- Hand and Foot — the family favorite from the Canasta clan. Play your hand, then your foot, and build clean and dirty books, head to head or with a partner.
Tips and guides from the blog
Strategy, rule questions and friendly guides to classic card games.
Cribbage Discard Strategy: What to Throw in the Crib
What to throw in the crib, and why it changes with the deal. Cribbage discard strategy for dealer and pone: keeping 5s, pairs, fifteens and runs.
How to Play Gin Rummy With 3 or 4 Players
Gin Rummy is a two-player game, but three or four can still play. How three-handed gin and partnership gin work, with scoring and a few tips.
How to Play Spades With 2 Players
Spades works with two: build your hands by drawing and discarding, then bid and play as usual. How two-handed Spades works, with scoring and tips.
Questions players ask
Are the card games on BieGames really free?
Yes. Every game is free to play in your browser. There is nothing to buy and nothing to download.
Do I need to create an account?
No. Just open a game and start playing. Your settings, statistics and any game in progress are saved on your own device.
Can I play on my phone or tablet?
Yes. The games work on phones, tablets and computers in any modern browser such as Chrome, Safari, Edge or Firefox. Turn your phone sideways for the roomiest table.
Who am I playing against?
You play against a friendly cast of computer players — Rose, Hank and June — who follow the same rules you do. Choose Easy, Normal or Hard in Settings, and make them play faster or slower.
What is the daily deal?
Every game has a Daily deal: one shuffle per day that is the same for everybody. Win it to grow your daily streak, and come back tomorrow for a new one.
Which game should I start with?
If you like playing on your own, start with Solitaire, Tri Peaks, Golf or Pyramid Solitaire, then try FreeCell, Eight Off, Spider and Scorpion. Crazy Eights and Kings Corner are the easiest games against other players. Hearts, Spades and Euchre are classic four-player trick-taking games, and Oh Hell is the one where you bid an exact number of tricks. Gin Rummy, Rummy 500 and Hand and Foot are for rummy fans, and Cribbage is the classic two-player game with a pegging board.