Bid your hand
Decide how far your partnership can go, then name trump and try to make the contract.
Bidding, trump, and a race to 500
Five Hundred is the partnership bidding game with a trimmed pack, the joker, and bowers. Create a game, invite friends, or fill the table with bots and play in your browser.
Five Hundred rewards a partnership that knows when to push the bid and when to let it go. Cards4Play gives you the bidding, trump, bowers, and scoring without sorting the deck by hand.
Decide how far your partnership can go, then name trump and try to make the contract.
The special trump cards change the power structure. Learn how the joker and bowers reshape a trick.
Four seats, two teams, and a partner across the table. Play with people you know or with bots.
Fill the table and learn the bidding rhythm before your regular group sits down.
Create the table, choose your rules, and let the bidding begin.
Sign in with Google and choose 500. Pick the rule set that matches your table.
Add friends to the seats, or let bots fill the empty seats so you can start immediately.
Make your bid, choose trump, and play the hand. The first partnership to the target score wins.
Five Hundred is a four-player partnership trick-taking game played with a 43-card pack. The joker and the jacks of the trump color are the top cards, which makes the bidding and the first trick feel different from a standard deck game.
Players bid for the right to name trump. The high bidder becomes the declarer, and their partnership tries to make the contract. If the contract fails, the declaring side is set back; if it succeeds, the partnership scores for the hand. The first partnership to reach 500 points wins.
The quick answers before you cut for deal.
Yes. Five Hundred is free to play in your browser. Sign in with Google to create a game and keep your results.
No. This is Five Hundred, the partnership trick-taking and bidding card game. It is not 500 Rummy.
Yes. Create a game, add your friends to the seats, and play when everyone is ready. Empty seats can be filled with bots.
Yes. Bots can fill every seat so you can practice bidding, choosing trump, and playing the hand.
No. Cards4Play runs in a modern web browser on desktop, tablet, and phone.
Bring your partner, invite your friends, or play a practice hand against the bots. The table is ready when you are.
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