Playcard gamesPlay Court piece online
Court piece in the browser, for nothing: open a table, send the code to whoever is playing, and let a bot take any chair nobody fills.
- 4 players
- Bots for empty seats
- Free
- Nothing to download
How Court piece is played here
The rules this table deals by. Everybody at the table sees the same lines before the first hand.
- Four players, partners sitting opposite. Thirteen cards each, dealt five and then four and four.
- The player to the dealer's right sees the first five cards and calls the trump suit from them alone — and keeps the call for as long as their side keeps winning.
- Tricks are not gathered one at a time. They lie in a bundle in the middle and are carried off only when the other side finally takes one.
- Seven tricks take the hand. A side that has taken the first seven plays on for all thirteen, which is the kot and pays three.
How it works
- Open a table. It gets a short code of its own.
- Read the code out, or send the link. Anyone you send it to sits down as a guest, without an account.
- Deal once everyone is seated — or give each empty chair a bot and start now.
Questions about playing Court piece online
- How many can play Court piece online here?
- 4 at one table. A bot can take any seat nobody fills, so a game never has to wait for somebody to turn up.
- Can I play Court piece against the computer?
- Yes. Give any empty seat a bot and it plays like anyone else at the table, seeing only its own cards.
- Does it cost anything?
- No. Every table here is free, there are no ads, and nothing about you is sold or handed on.
- Do I need an account?
- Only to open a table. Joining one never needs an account — anyone you send the code to sits down as a guest.
- Does Court piece work on a phone?
- Yes. It runs in the browser on a phone, a tablet or a computer, and there is nothing to install.