Pure Table Games
Pure Table Games is a small collection of free classic card and domino games that open instantly in your browser.
Choose a game
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Spades
Classic four-player trick-taking game with three difficulty levels.
Play Spades How to play -
Solitaire
Classic Klondike with Undo, Hint and a daily challenge. Turn 1 or Turn 3.
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Dominoes
Draw, All Fives and Block dominoes for two to four players.
Play Dominoes How to play
About Spades
Spades is the classic trick-taking game for four players in two partnerships. Bid how many tricks your side will win, follow suit, and use spades as trumps; the first side to 500 points wins. Choose Easy, Normal or Hard, and if your table is not full, empty seats are filled automatically. You can also create a private room and share the code with friends. Classic, Joker and New York variants are included. It runs in your browser. Each player is dealt 13 cards. Before play you can bid Nil, a promise to win no tricks at all. Spades cannot be led until a spade has been played.
About Solitaire
Solitaire Play is a free version of Klondike, the card game most people simply call Solitaire. Move cards across seven columns and build four piles from Ace up to King. Choose Turn 1 for a relaxed game or Turn 3 for a bigger challenge. Undo, Redo and Hint buttons are always on the table, and a Daily challenge is available. The site says every new deal comes from a library that a solver has checked can be won. It works on phones, tablets and computers. On the columns you build downward in alternating colors, so a red 7 can go on a black 8, and only a King can fill an empty column.
About Dominoes
Dominoes is played with a set of tiles: match the numbers on the open ends and try to empty your hand first. Play Draw, All Fives or Block, with two to four players. Practice against computer players, or send a link so friends can join your table. Separate pages explain each mode, including scoring and basic strategy, so you can read the rules before you sit down. The game opens in your browser in seconds. A double-six set has 28 tiles. In Draw, if you cannot play, you draw from the boneyard until you can. In All Fives, you score when the open ends add up to a multiple of five.
Each game is on its own website, and each one explains its rules there.