Two players, 121 points, no rush. Play a hand now and the rest whenever you both get round to it.
Your tables follow you between your phone, your laptop, and anywhere else you sign in.
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Where cards go once they are played, during the pegging. Applies to this browser.
Applies to this browser. Your opponent sees whichever they have chosen.
What this game keeps, and what it never asks for.
Cribbage is a two-player card game run by one person as a hobby. It carries no advertising, no third-party analytics, and no tracking of any kind. Nothing here is sold, shared, or sent anywhere else.
sub. Your email address is
never received and never stored — the sign-in asks Google only for
your name.No email address. No postal address, telephone number, or payment details — none are ever asked for. No advertising or analytics identifiers. No record of anything you do away from this site.
All of it exists to run the game: to show your opponent who they are playing, to let a table survive being closed and reopened, to send a notification you asked for, and to show you your own record. Aggregate counts — how many games were played, how many people are here — are looked at to understand whether the thing works. Those carry no names.
You can play without an account at all — the guest path asks for nothing but a name, and you may make one up. You can change your name at any time in Settings, and it changes everywhere it appears. Signing out revokes the session.
If you want to see what is held about you, or want it deleted, get in touch and it will be done. Deleting an account removes the account, its sign-in history and its practice record; games you played with somebody else stay on their list, because those are theirs too.
If this ever changes materially, the date below changes with it.
Last updated .
Short, because there is not much to say.
A free cribbage game, run by one person as a hobby. It is provided as it is, with no promise that it will work, keep working, or be available at any particular moment. It may change, and it may one day be switched off.
Two people share a table here, so:
Accounts that break these can be blocked, which ends their sessions and stops them starting or joining games. Games already underway are left alone, because the other player has done nothing wrong.
A table belongs to both players. Either can resign, and a finished game can be cleared from your own list without touching your opponent's copy. Tables nobody ever joined are deleted after 90 days.
This is a card game given away for nothing. To the extent the law allows, no liability is accepted for any loss arising from using it, from it being unavailable, or from anything happening to the games stored in it. Keep nothing here that you would be upset to lose.
Covered separately, on the . In short: no email address, no advertising, no tracking.
Last updated .
A hand and a cut. Count it the way you would at the table, then see how you did.