Classic Games
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Daily Higher or Lower (opens the game in a new tab)
One category a day, like country population or building height, and a chain of ten cards. Is the next one higher or lower? A miss doesn't end your run, so everyone gets a score out of 10 to share.
Daily Higher or Lower: details and ratingsSwindle (opens the game in a new tab)
A daily chess puzzle: White is lost and exactly one move saves a draw by stalemate, perpetual check or repetition. Find it, then hold on. Free daily, no signup.
Swindle: details and ratingsCardGuessr (opens the game in a new tab)
Daily guess the card game for Pokemon and Magic the Gathering cards. Each guess reveals more attributes of the card, and unblurs an image.
CardGuessr: details and ratingsShoe (opens the game in a new tab)
A free daily blackjack puzzle. Ten hands off one fixed shoe, the same cards in the same order for every player. Hit, stand, double or split, count what you have seen, and beat the book line. Fourteen hands off the whole two-deck shoe on Sundays. Free daily, no...
Shoe: details and ratingsHands (opens the game in a new tab)
A free daily poker puzzle. Twenty-five cards are dealt one at a time into a five by five grid, and every row and column scores as a poker hand. Free daily, no signup.
Hands: details and ratingsGin Rummy (opens the game in a new tab)
Play Gin Rummy against a computer opponent. Draw and discard cards to build sets and runs, then knock when your deadwood reaches 10 or less, or go gin for the bonus. The game uses standard scoring, including undercuts, and continues until one player reaches 10...
Gin Rummy: details and ratingsHold (opens the game in a new tab)
Ten Jacks or Better video poker hands; choose which cards to hold. Every hold is valued exactly, so the best hold is a fact. Free daily, no signup.
Hold: details and ratingsCell (opens the game in a new tab)
A daily FreeCell on a small deck, every card face up. Perfect is the proven fewest moves. Free daily, no signup.
Cell: details and ratingsScrokkdle (opens the game in a new tab)
Build connected poker hands on a board from your tiles, like poker crossed with Scrabble.
Scrokkdle: details and ratingsChain (opens the game in a new tab)
A free daily dots-and-boxes endgame. The boxes are counted, you are already winning, and exactly one edge keeps it. Draw the wrong one and a perfect engine plays the game out, so the win never comes back. Free daily, no signup.
Chain: details and ratingsTaire (opens the game in a new tab)
A daily solitaire puzzle: two suits dealt face up, no hidden cards and no luck, so every deal is winnable. Play against par and the proven minimum. Free daily, no signup.
Taire: details and ratingsPrince Chazz (opens the game in a new tab)
Capture as many chess pieces as possible as an unusual piece, without being captured yourself.
Prince Chazz: details and ratingsChessle (opens the game in a new tab)
Guess the opening sequence of a chess game (both sides)!
Chessle: details and ratingsMate (opens the game in a new tab)
A free daily chess puzzle. White to play and force checkmate in two, with exactly one first move that works. Tap a piece and its legal squares light up, so no chess notation is needed. Free daily, no signup.
Mate: details and ratingsPokerdle (opens the game in a new tab)
Guess the poker hand with clues based on card position and hand rank.
Pokerdle: details and ratingsQueen (opens the game in a new tab)
A daily chess endgame: king and pawn, White to move, with a proven promotion in a fixed number of moves. Find the line. Free daily, no signup.
Queen: details and ratingsCheck (opens the game in a new tab)
A daily checkers puzzle: red to play and capture every black piece in three moves, with exactly one first move that works. Free daily, no signup.
Check: details and ratingsFinesse (opens the game in a new tab)
A free daily double dummy. All four hands face up, one suit trumps, and a perfect defense. Play South and the dummy and take the tricks the contract asks for. Three rules, no bidding, no luck, and a new deal every day. Free daily, no signup.
Finesse: details and ratingsFull Gambit (opens the game in a new tab)
Select cards on the board using chess-piece moves to form the best possible poker hand.
Full Gambit: details and ratingsDefend (opens the game in a new tab)
A daily chess puzzle from the defending side: White threatens mate, several moves look like they answer it, and exactly one does. No notation needed. Free daily, no signup.
Defend: details and ratingsMatle (opens the game in a new tab)
Daily chess puzzle: deduce the missing pieces that complete a checkmate, Wordle-style.
Matle: details and ratingsChess.com Daily (opens the game in a new tab)
Improve your chess skills with daily puzzles which get more difficult throughout the week. Sharpen your skills with puzzles made to improve pattern recognition.
Chess.com Daily: details and ratingsRoyal Family (opens the game in a new tab)
Fill a 5×5 grid with all 6 chess pieces—one per cage—so no piece attacks another.
Royal Family: details and ratingsPokerSolo (opens the game in a new tab)
Poker squares / poker solitaire Place 25 cards in a grid to win the most poker points!
PokerSolo: details and ratings