
Tricklora
Play 21 free card games in your browser, against bots or real players
Tricklora is a free collection of 21 card and dice games that run in your browser on a computer, Android phone or iPhone, with nothing to download or install. It covers trick-taking games like Spades, Spades Duel, Belot, French Belote and Euchre, ten solitaire variants including Klondike, Spider, FreeCell, Pyramid, TriPeaks, Yukon, Russian, Alaska and Scorpion, plus Gin Rummy, Rummy, Cribbage, Old Maid, Crazy Eights and Yacht Dice.
You can start playing immediately without an account: every game has a Play now button that works for guests, and every table game has bots so you never wait for a fourth player. A free account adds online tables with real players, private rooms you share with a link for Spades, Spades Duel and Belot, live Solitaire Duel races on the same deal, ranked play, saved results and a daily reward of virtual coins. There is no betting and no real money involved.
Each game has its own page with rules, scoring and strategy guides, real screenshots and the game itself, so learning and playing happen in the same place. The guides list the references they were checked against, such as Pagat and Wikipedia.
The site and games are available in English, Bulgarian, Spanish and French, and competitive modes include an LP-based ranking system from Iron to Diamond plus XP titles from Rookie to Legend.
You can start playing immediately without an account: every game has a Play now button that works for guests, and every table game has bots so you never wait for a fourth player. A free account adds online tables with real players, private rooms you share with a link for Spades, Spades Duel and Belot, live Solitaire Duel races on the same deal, ranked play, saved results and a daily reward of virtual coins. There is no betting and no real money involved.
Each game has its own page with rules, scoring and strategy guides, real screenshots and the game itself, so learning and playing happen in the same place. The guides list the references they were checked against, such as Pagat and Wikipedia.
The site and games are available in English, Bulgarian, Spanish and French, and competitive modes include an LP-based ranking system from Iron to Diamond plus XP titles from Rookie to Legend.
