Every game. One table.

Every one of them plays live against real people, or against a bot at three difficulties while you wait.

Last Card2–4 players

Match a colour or a number, dump your hand, and call it before anyone notices you are down to one.

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Domino2 or 4 players

The full double-six set. Block the table, count the pips, and win the round nobody could play.

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Chess Blitz2 players

One, three or five minutes a side. The clock runs on our servers, so it cannot be argued with.

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XO2 players

Three in a row. Thirty seconds to learn, and a bot on hard that will not let you win.

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Four in a Row2 players

Drop a disc, stack a threat, and watch the column you needed get taken.

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Magnet Rocks2 players

Drop a stone, and hope it does not drag half the board along with it.

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Air Slam2 players

A puck on a cushion of air, a mallet each, and a slot at the far end. No turns, no waiting.

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Puck Rush2 players

Ten pucks, one gap, no turns. Clear your half before they clear theirs.

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Carrom2 or 4 players

Flick a striker down a polished board and send your nine men into the corners — alone, or with a partner across the table.

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Basra2 or 4 players

Catch cards off the table by matching a rank or making a sum — and clear the whole floor in one card for the bonus the game is named after.

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Jackaroo4 players, in partnerships

Race your marbles home on the turn of a card — send an opponent back with a single step, and finish the job for your partner.

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Dama2 players

Sixteen pieces a side on a ruled board, moving forward and sideways but never diagonally — take when you can, and take the most.

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The Mill2 players

Nine pieces each on a board of three squares. Three in a line is a mill — and a mill takes one of theirs.

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Corner Claim2–4 players

Twenty-one shapes each. Every piece you lay must touch one of your own at a corner — and never along an edge.

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Four Down2–4 players

Four cards face down. You are shown two of them, once. Lowest total wins — if you can remember what you are holding.

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Estimation4 players

Say exactly how many tricks you will take, then take exactly that many. One over is as bad as one under.

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