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• David Parlett has published a collection of rules for Historic Card Games.
• The Medieval and Renaissance games site has information about the history of card games and publishes reconstructions of early card games.
• Playing Cards Online is a reference site for information about playing-cards and card games.
• The Card Games section of Braingle has a collection of card games organised by popularity, complexity and number of players. Visitors can rate the games and contribute comments.
• Bill Whitnack's Rules for Card Games site describes several games played in Canada.
• Howard Fosdick's Cards and Dominoes site is a collection of rules for several less-known card and domino games.
• The Game Cabinet covers all kinds of games, and includes rules or reviews of some card games and some games played with dominoes.
• Z. Teun Spaan's Domino Plaza has a comprehensive collection of rules of games played with dominoes.
• The Real Beer Page has a collection rules for about 50 drinking card games.
• DupYup.com provides rules for drinking games including several card games.
• The Alcohol Stuff web site has a small collection of drinking games, including a few card games.
• John Hay's Rule Book is a collection of current rules of American card games compiled from surveys over the Internet.
• The US Playing Card Company web site includes a rules archive with the complete text of their book, the Bicycle Official Rules of Card Games.
• Graham Leonard's Hanafuda and Kabufuda site provides rules for Japanese games played with flower cards and kabu cards.
• Here is an archive copy of Dave Barker's House of Cards with rules of several card games.
• Jack O Spades' Card Gamer's Alley (archive copy) provided another selection of card game rules.
• Here is an archive copy of Brad Wilson's Card Games pages, which had descriptions of several North American games.
• Nicholas Cheung's Card Games Home Page with yet another selection
• C. Scott Davis's Card Games page has a collection of card games to play with 5-suited and 6-suited decks.
• The Games Forum has a collection of information about card games and other games; many of the card game links lead back to this site (pagat.com).
• Rick Heli maintains a page of Card Games of the Donauschwaben in 18th and 19th-century Hungary
• Jean-François Bustarret's Jeux de Cartes site has rules of card games in French
• Philippe Lalanne's L'Académie des Jeux Oubliés has descriptions in French of a number of old games, including some card games.
• The Plaisir de Jouer site has rules in French for several card games which are found by following the link "carto".
• The Acanomas site, based in Argentina, has information in Spanish about all kinds of traditional games, including rules of many card games.
• The Jogos de Cartas web site has information in Portuguese, mostly on Brazilian card games and playing-cards.
• Cristian Seres' site Korttipelien sääntöjä ja Internet-linkkejä has rules of Finnish and other card games in Finnish.
• The Doktorek web site offers rules of Polish and other card games in Polish.
• Rolands Spiele provides comprehensive descriptions in German of Gin Rummy, Viennese Canasta, Écarté and partnership dominoes.
• www.kartenspiele.net includes a collection of German card game rules, as well as software and some information on card tricks.
• Yuki Akagiri's Cardgame Farm has rules for various (mostly western) card games in Japanese.
• The Dutch page cardgames.pagina.nl has a collection of links to other card game related sites; cardgames.start4all.com seems to be another version of the same page.
• The Central Connector site has a large collection of rules, mostly of proprietary games, including several card games.
• The Card Games section of the Board Game Geek site lists a large number of card games, mainly commercial (proprietary) games, and gives reviews and publication details.
• The Big Game Hunter is a site devoted to the history of the games industry in the USA and includes many photographs of proprietary card and board games.
• The Association of Game and Puzzle Collectors maintains, among other things, an archive of instructions old proprietary board and card games from the USA - photocopies can be ordered for a small charge.
• The Board Gamesbook is mostly devoted to board games but includes some card information, mainly on newly invented games to be played with Tarot cards.
• The Card Game Rules site has rules for a number of popular Anglo-American games; some of the descriptions are derived from the pages here at pagat.com.
• Game Caravan is devoted to helping gamers find games, info, local game groups, conventions, and links. It deals mainly with board games but includes some proprietary card games.
• The Card Games section of the Gamestalks directory provides a collection of links to card game information.
• Links to other sites with information about specific games can be found under the relevant game. Use the alphabetical index to find the game.