Two- or three-player Cribbage
Six cards each in heads-up, or five each with one to the crib in the three-player game.
Two- and three-player card classic
Cribbage is the game of fifteens, pairs, runs, and the long race to 121. Play heads-up or bring a third player; deal, discard to the crib, peg, and count your hand in the browser.
Cribbage has the rare quality of feeling both tidy and tense: a short deal, a small hand, and a scoreboard that quietly creeps toward 121. Play the classic two-hander or add a third player, with the crib, the peg, and the count kept in front of you.
Six cards each in heads-up, or five each with one to the crib in the three-player game.
Count fifteens, pairs, runs, flushes, and his nobs without losing track of the score.
Take turns around the table, keep the running count under 31, and take points as they come.
Practice the deal and the count when your usual opponent is not around.
A complete Cribbage game without shuffling, dealing, or arguing over the count.
Sign in with Google and choose Cribbage. Invite a friend or two, or fill the other seats with bots.
Each player throws to the crib — two cards in heads-up, one in three-player. The cut card can score his heels for the dealer.
Peg around the table to 31, then count every hand and the crib. First to 121 wins.
Cribbage uses a standard 52-card deck. In heads-up each player receives six cards and discards two face down into the dealer's crib. In the three-player game each player receives five cards and discards one, so the crib holds three. The non-dealer cuts a card, and the play begins with the non-dealer leading.
During the play, players take turns around the table and keep a running total that cannot pass 31. Points come from reaching fifteen or thirty-one, making pairs, and completing runs. When the cards are exhausted, the non-dealer's hand, the dealer's hand, and the crib are counted for fifteens, pairs, runs, flushes, and his nobs.
The quick answers before you cut the deck.
Yes. Cribbage is free to play in your browser. Sign in with Google to create a game and keep your results.
Yes. Choose heads-up Cribbage, where each player gets six cards and throws two to the crib, or three-player Cribbage, where each player gets five cards and throws one.
Yes. Fill any empty seat — or the whole table — with bots, or invite friends to play.
Each player discards to the dealer's crib — two cards in heads-up, one in three-player. After the play, the crib is counted as an extra hand for the dealer.
No. Cards4Play runs in a modern web browser on desktop, tablet, and phone.
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