Card games from Canada
On this page you will find card games that come from Canada or are played there – with rules, origin and how to play. From Canada: Kaiser. Also widespread: Cribbage, Twenty-Five, Euchre, Klondike, Shanghai Rummy, Spider, FreeCell, Tri Peaks, Yukon, Kings in the Corner, and Spit. Typical decks: 32 cards: 8 to ace of each suit, plus 7 of clubs, 7 of diamonds, 5 of hearts and 3 of spades, French-suited deck + cribbage board, French-suited deck, and French-suited deck, short. You can play all games on this page for free and without signing up, right in your browser.
- Kaiser – Trick-taking game (teams, bidding)
Also popular in Canada
- Cribbage – Combination and counting game with a board
- Twenty-Five – Trick game with trumps (everyone for themselves or in teams)
- Euchre – Trick game with trumps (partnership)
- Klondike – Patience (solo game)
- Shanghai Rummy – Rummy family with contracts
- Spider – Patience (solo game)
- FreeCell – Patience (solo game)
- Tri Peaks – Patience (solo game)
- Yukon – Patience (solo game)
- Kings in the Corner – Building game
- Spit – Reaction game (simultaneous)