Cribbage, Gin Rummy and Crazy Eights for two. Play the computer free, invite your partner to a private table, or deal a real deck with the rules below.
Free to start · No download or sign-up · Your partner joins free
The best card games for couples are Cribbage, Gin Rummy and Crazy Eights: classic two-player games you can play with one standard deck at the table, or here in the browser. Play any of them free against the computer, or send your partner a link to a private table where each hand stays on its own screen. For a slower evening, Just Us has 60 conversation cards to print or play on one screen.
Play the computer free whenever you like, or send your partner a link to a private table. Your hand stays on your own screen.
Keep four of six cards, feed the crib, peg to 31 and race to 121 on a wooden board. Every hand is counted aloud.
Free: A complete game to 121, solo or togetherAt Yours Plus: Best-of-three and best-of-five matches, muggins and a series
Ten cards each. Draw, discard and build sets and runs, then knock or go gin. Your deadwood is counted for you.
Free: Full matches vs the computer; one scored hand togetherAt Yours Plus: Full matches to 100 together, rematches and a series
Match the suit or the rank, play a wild eight to change the suit and empty your hand first. Quick to learn, quick to play.
Free: Full matches vs the computer; one scored hand togetherAt Yours Plus: Matches to 200 together and a series
Not every card night needs a winner and a loser. Team up against computer players, or both play today’s cribbage hand and compare.
Seat yourselves as partners in the lobby, against two computer players. Order up trump and back each other up.
Free: A complete game to 10At Yours Plus: Games to 5 or 15 and house rules
Bid your meld, pass cards to each other and count every ace, ten and king against two computer players.
Free: A complete game to 1,500At Yours Plus: Games to 1,000 or 2,000 and more
Six cards, one discard and the same deal for everyone today. Play it on your own phones and compare your scores.
FreeAt Yours Plus: 30 past deals
For a slower evening: questions, predictions and small plans. Pass anything you’d rather not answer.
60 cards in four sections, guided date-night sessions and a one-phone deck. Print the cards or play on one screen. Skip anything.
Free: The first sessionIncluded with At Yours Plus, or US$3.99 once
105 choices written for two. Pick a side in secret, predict your partner and reveal together, on your own phones.
Free: 6 complete roundsAt Yours Plus: 12 or 24 rounds and every deck to print
The short version of each game, for the kitchen table. Our tables deal, check and score by the same rules.
One 52-card deck, plus a cribbage board or pencil and paper.
One 52-card deck and something to keep score. Aces are low.
One 52-card deck. Two to six can play.
Cribbage, Gin Rummy, Crazy Eights, Euchre and Pinochle are all free against the computer, and Cribbage, Euchre and Pinochle play a complete game together free. For a proper card night, the host’s At Yours Plus (US$4.99/month or US$29/year) adds best-of-three and best-of-five Cribbage, full Gin Rummy matches to 100, Crazy Eights matches to 200, a game-night series that keeps score across rematches, and the last 30 daily deals. One Plus covers both of you; your partner never pays.
Just Us is a one-time US$3.99 game, and it’s included with At Yours Plus.
For two players, Cribbage, Gin Rummy and Crazy Eights are the classics: Cribbage for strategy and counting, Gin Rummy for a tense duel, and Crazy Eights for something quick and light. If you’d rather be on the same side, play Euchre or Pinochle as partners against computer players. All of them are free to start here, online or with your own deck.
Gin Rummy, Crazy Eights and Cribbage all use one standard 52-card deck; Cribbage also needs a pegboard, or pencil and paper to keep score. The short rules on this page get you started at the table, or play them online with the cards dealt and scored for you.
Yes. Just Us has 60 conversation cards in four sections and guided date-night sessions; print the cards or play on one screen, and try one session free. For something quicker, play the couples deck of Would You Rather on your own phones, or read our would you rather questions for couples.
Yes. Open a private table, send your partner the link and you each play on your own phone or computer, with your hand on your own screen. Keep your usual call going to talk. Our guide to games for long-distance couples has more ideas.
Yes, to start. Cribbage, Gin Rummy, Crazy Eights, Euchre and Pinochle are free against the computer, with no sign-up. A free private table plays a complete game of Cribbage, Euchre or Pinochle, or one scored hand of Gin Rummy or Crazy Eights. The host’s At Yours Plus (US$4.99/month or US$29/year) adds full matches and series, and your partner never pays.
No. The host opens the table and your partner joins with a nickname. Free tables need no account at all; only the host signs in to use At Yours Plus.
