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• Chicken Foot Match numbers, build a chicken foot from every double, and finish 10 rounds with the lowest score.
• Mexican Train Build your own train, ride the shared Mexican train, and keep your score low over 13 rounds.
• Dominoes The classic draw game with double-six tiles. Match the ends, draw when you are stuck, first to 100 wins.
• All Fives Dominoes Score whenever the open ends add up to a multiple of five. Also known as Muggins.
• Hearts Avoid hearts and the queen of spades, or shoot the moon and stick everyone else with the points.
• Spades Bid your tricks with your partner, then make your bid. Spades are always trump.
• Hand and Foot The family canasta game: play your hand, then your foot, and build clean and dirty books with your partner.
• Canasta Meld sets of a kind, freeze the pile, and build canastas with your partner. Classic American scoring.
• Cribbage Count fifteens, pairs and runs, and peg your way around the board to 121.
• Gin Rummy Make sets and runs, knock when your leftover cards are low, and go for gin.
• Euchre The fast trick-taking game of the Midwest: call trump, use your bowers and take three tricks.
• Rummy Draw, meld sets and runs, lay off on the table and be first to go out.
• Rummy 500 Score points for every card you meld, take from deep in the discard pile and race to 500.
• Whist The classic partnership trick game with no bidding. Take seven tricks to score.
• Oh Hell! Say exactly how many tricks you will take, then take that many: no more, no fewer.
• Pinochle Bid, meld and take tricks with a 48-card deck. Partnership auction pinochle.
• Bridge Contract bridge with a computer partner: bid your contract, then make it.
• Crazy Eights Match the suit or the number, change the suit with an eight, and be first to play all your cards.
• Switch The British cousin of Crazy Eights, with cards that skip, reverse and make the next player draw.
• Go Fish Ask for the cards you need, collect sets of four and make the most books.
• Old Maid Pair up your cards and don't be the one left holding the odd queen.
• War Turn a card each; the higher card wins both. The simplest card game there is.
• Spit A race to play your cards up or down on two piles, with a slow pace option so nobody is rushed.
• Idiot Play equal or higher cards, pick up the pile when you can't, and don't be the last one holding cards.
• Thirteen Shed your cards in singles, pairs, triples and runs. Twos are high. Also called Tien Len.
• Escoba The Spanish fishing game: capture cards that add up to 15 and sweep the table.
• Briscola Italy's favorite trick game with a 40-card deck. Win the valuable cards and reach 61 points.
• Skat Germany's three-player classic: bid for the right to play alone against the other two.
• Manni A three-player trick-taking game from Iceland, played to ten points.
• Klondike Solitaire The classic solitaire. Draw one or three, with big cards, hints and unlimited undo.
• FreeCell Every card is face up and almost every deal can be won. Use the four free cells wisely.
• Spider Solitaire Build runs from King down to Ace. Play with one, two or four suits.
• Pyramid Solitaire Clear the pyramid by pairing cards that add up to 13. Kings go on their own.
• Tri Peaks Solitaire Clear three peaks by playing cards one higher or one lower than the last. Quick and relaxing.
• Golf Solitaire Play cards one up or one down from the pile and try to clear all seven columns.
• Yukon Solitaire Like Klondike with no stock: move any face-up group, even out of order, and dig out the hidden cards.
• Scorpion Solitaire Build four same-suit runs from King down to Ace by moving whole groups of cards.
• Canfield Solitaire A classic with a 13-card reserve. Build up by suit from whatever card starts the foundations.
• Clock Solitaire Deal the cards around a clock face and turn them up one by one. Finish before the fourth King appears.
• Crescent Solitaire Two decks in a crescent of sixteen piles. Build up from Aces and down from Kings.
• Addiction Solitaire Line up each suit from 2 to King in four rows by moving cards into the gaps. Three shuffles to help.
• Kings in the Corners Build down in alternating colors around the deck, put Kings in the corners, and be first to empty your hand.
• Mahjong Solitaire Match pairs of free tiles to clear the board. Large, high-contrast tiles and every deal can be solved.
• Jigsaw Puzzles Relaxing picture puzzles from 12 to 100 pieces, with big pieces that snap into place.
• Sudoku Fill the grid so every row, column and box has 1 to 9. Big numbers, notes and three levels.
• Word Search Find the hidden words in a grid of large letters. New puzzles by theme, as many as you like.
• Minesweeper Use the numbers to work out where the mines are. Big squares and a clear flag button.
• Triangles Take turns drawing lines between dots and claim every triangle you close.
• Checkers American checkers on a big board. Jump, get kinged and clear the other side.
• Backgammon Race your checkers home and bear them off before the computer does. Fair dice you can check.
• Reversi Trap the other color between your discs to flip them. Most discs at the end wins.
• Chess A friendly game of chess with large pieces, hints and computer levels from beginner up.
• Sea Battle Hide your fleet, call your shots and sink every ship before yours go down.
• Yacht Dice Roll five dice up to three times a turn and fill your score sheet. The classic dice game.
• Farkle Roll six dice, set aside the scoring ones and decide when to stop before you lose it all.

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