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Alphabetical Index of Card Games for 3 Players

2s (= Big Two) (4 [2 or 3] players)

3 Card Monte (2 [or more] players)

3-13 (2 or more players)

3 in 1 (4 to 7 [2 to 9] players)

4 Colour Chess Cards (Si Se Pai) (2 to 4 players)

All 5's (cards) (2 or 3 players)

5 Up (= All 5's: dominoes) (2 to 4 players)

5's and 3's (dominoes) (2 to 4 players)

7's (= Fan Tan, Parliament) (3 to 8 players)

8's (2 or more players)

8-5-3 (= Sergeant Major) (3 players)

9-5-2 (3 players)

13 (= Tien Len) (2 to 4 players)

21 (Blackjack) (2 to 7 players)

25 (2 to 10 players)

31 (= Schwimmen, Schnauz) (2 to 8 players)

31 (= Scat) (2 to 9 players)

31 (= One and Thirty, Bone Ace) (2 to 8 players)

55 (2 to 10 players)

98 (2 to 10 players)

99 (trick-taking game) (3 [2 to 5] players)

99 (similar to 98 - adding game) (2 to 10 players)

100 (similar to 98 and 99 - adding game) (2 to 10 players)

110 (2 to 10 players)

220 (2 to 10 players)

500 (3 to 6 players)

500 Rum (2 to 8 players)

1000 (= Tysiacha) (2 or 3 [or 4] players)

1001 (Tausendeins, Tysiacha Odin) (2 or 3 [or 4] players)

Ace-Deuce (= Yablon) (2 to 8 players)

Agurk (= Cucumber) (2 to 7 players)

Alcalde (3 players)

All Fives (cards) (2 or 3 players)

All Fives (dominoes) (2 to 4 players)

l'Ascenseur (= Oh Hell!) (3 to 6 players)

Ashush (= Basra) (2 [3 or 4] players)

Authors (3 to 6 [2] players)

Baccarat (2 to 12 players)

Bartok (2 or more players)

Basra (2 [3 or 4] players)

Bauernschnapsen (4 [3] players)

Bela (2 or 3 players)

Bergen (Dominoes) (2 to 4 players)

Between the Sheets (= Yablon) (2 to 8 players)

Bieten (3 to 5 players)

Big Two (= Choi Dai Di) (4 [2 or 3] players)

Blackjack (2 to 7 players)

Black Maria (variation of Hearts) (3 or 4 players)

Black Maria (Finnish) (2 to 6 players)

Blackout (= Oh Hell!) (4 to 6 [3, 7] players)

Blitz (= Scat, 31) (2 to 9 players)

Block Dominoes (2 to 4 players)

Bone Ace (2 to 8 players)

Bonneteau (= 3 Card Monte) (2 [or more] players)

Boodle (= Michigan) (3 to 8 players)

Brisca (2 to 5 players)

Briscola (2 to 6 players)

Bu Bu Gao Sheng (= Big Two) (4 [2 or 3] players)

Buck Euchre (3 or 4 players)

Bullshit (2 to 10 players)

Bust (= Oh Hell!) (4 to 6 [3, 7] players)

Calabresella (= Terziglio) (3 players)

Caloochi (3 to 5 [2, 6] players)

Carioca (2 to 4 [5] players)

Carousel (2 to 5 players)

Caribbean Poker (2 or more players)

Casino (2 to 4 players)

Cau Robat (3 to 5 players)

Cego (3 or 4 players)

Cheat (2 to 10 players)

Chicago (Swedish) (2 to 4 players)

Chinese Ten (2 to 4 players)

Choh Dai Di (= Big Two) (4 [2 or 3] players)

Ciapanò (3 to 5 players)

Clabber (4 [2 or 3] players)

Clobyosh (2 [or 3] players)

Coiffeur-Schieber Jass (3 [4] players)

Contract Rummy (3 to 5 players)

Coteccio (Trieste) (2 to 7 players)

Crates (2 to 5 players)

Crazy Eights (2 or more players)

Crazy Nines (= Golf) (2 to 6 [or more] players)

Cribbage (Six Card) (2 to 4 players)

Cucumber (= Agurk) (2 to 7 players)

Cut-throat Euchre (= Buck Euchre) (3 players)

Da Lao Er (= Big Two) (4 [2 or 3] players)

Danish Tarok (3 [or 4] players)

Deuces (= Big Two) (4 [2 or 3] players)

Devil's Bridge (= Oh Hell!) (4 to 6 [3, 7] players)

Differenzler Jass (3 or 4 players)

Dirty Clubs (3 or 4 players)

Draw Dominoes (2 to 4 players)

Droggn (Stubai Tarock) (3 [or 4] players)

Drunkard (2 [3 or 4] players)

Durak (2 to 6 players)

Duren Piatkowy (3 to 6 [or more] players)

Egyptian Ratscrew (2 or more players)

Elevator (= Oh Hell!) (4 to 6 [3, 7] players)

Encaje (3 or 5 players)

Fan Tan (= Sevens, Parliament) (3 to 8 players)

Find the Lady (= 3 Card Monte) (2 [or more] players)

Fish (= Go Fish) (3 to 6 [2] players)

Five Hundred (3 to 6 players)

Five Hundred Rum (2 to 8 players)

Fives and Threes (dominoes) (2 to 4 players)

Five-Up (Dominoes) (2 to 4 players)

Flower and Scorpion (Dominoes) (2 to 4 players)

French Tarot (4 [3 or 5] players)

Gin Rummy (2 [3 or 4] players)

Gleek (3 players)

Go Fish (3 to 6 [2] players)

Golden Ten (3 to 7 players)

Golf (2 to 6 [or more] players)

Guiñote (Tute variant) (2 to 5 players)

Hanafuda (2 to 7 players)

Hand and Foot (4 [2 to 6] players)

Happy Families (3 to 7 players)

Hara Kiri (= Golf) (2 to 6 [or more] players)

Hearts (4 [3 or 5] players)

High Card Pool (= Red Dog) (3 to 8 players)

High-Low-Jack (= Pitch) (4 [3 to 6] players)

Hola (2 or 4 [3] players)

L'Hombre (3 [4] players)

Hornafjarðarmanni (3 players)

Hosen 'runter (= Schwimmen, Schnauz) (2 to 8 players)

Hoskin (3 players)

Hundred (similar to 98 and 99 - adding game) (2 to 10 players)

I Doubt It (2 to 6 players)

In Between (= Yablon) (2 to 8 players)

Jass (2 to 6 players)

Kalookie (3 to 5 [2, 6] players)

Kaluki (3 to 5 [2, 6] players)

Kap Tai Shap (2 or more players)

Kapaga (2 or more players)

Karma (= Shithead, Palace) (3 to 6 players)

King Rummy (3 to 5 players)

Kings Corners (2 to 4 or more players)

Klabberjass (3 or 4 [2] players)

Knack (= Schwimmen, Schnauz) (2 to 8 players)

Knaves (3 players)

Knockout Whist (2 to 7 players)

Krypkille (4 to 6 [3 to 8] players)

Last One (2 to 6 players)

Laugavatnsmanni (3 players)

Let It Ride (2 or more players)

L'Hombre (3 [4] players)

Liuk Fu (3 [4] players)

Liverpool Rummy (3 to 5 players)

Loba (Argentinian) (2 to 5 players)

Loba (Central American) (2 to 4 [5] players)

Loo (3 to 8 players)

Losing Lodam (2 to 10 players)

Luk Fu (3 [4] players)

Manipulation (2 to 5 players)

Manni (3 players)

Mao (2 or more players)

Marias (2 to 4 players)

Matador (dominoes) (2 to 4 players)

Mattis (= Mas, Mjölnarmatte, Skitgubbe) (3 [2 or 4] players)

Maw (3 to 10 players)

May I? (3 to 5 players)

Mexican Train (dominoes) (2 to 10 players)

Michigan (3 to 8 players)

Michigan Rummy (= Three in One) (4 to 7 [2 to 9] players)

Mighty (3 to 8 players)

Minhato (2 to 7 players)

Mittlere Jass (3 players)

Mizerka (3 players)

Muggins (= Five-Up: dominoes) (2 to 4 players)

Mus Francés (Encaje) (3 or 5 players)

Mustamaija (2 to 6 players)

Nap (= British Napoleon) (2 to 7 players)

Napoleon (British) (2 to 7 players)

Napoleon (Japanese) (5 [2 to 6] players)

Nerts (2 to 6, 8, 10 players)

Newmarket (= Michigan) (3 to 8 players)

Nine Five Two (3 players)

Ninety-Eight (2 to 10 players)

Ninety-Nine (trick-taking game) (3 [2 to 5] players)

Ninety-Nine (variation of 98 - adding game) (2 to 10 players)

Nomination Whist (= Oh Hell!) (4 to 6 [3, 7] players)

Nos (Dominoes) (3 to 5 players)

Oh Hell! (4 to 6 [3, 7] players)

Oh Shit! (= Oh Hell!) (4 to 6 [3, 7] players)

Okey (4 [2 or 3] players)

Oklahoma Gin (2 [3 or 4] players)

Old Maid (2 or more players)

Ombre (= L'Hombre) (3 [4] players)

One and Thirty (2 to 8 players)

Pai Gow (2 to 7 players)

Pai Gow Poker (2 to 7 players)

Palace (= Shithead) (3 to 6 players)

Parliament (= Sevens, Fan Tan) (3 to 8 players)

Paskahousu (4 or 5 [3 to 7] players)

Peanuts (= Nerts)(2 to 6, 8, 10 players)

Pepper (4 [2, 3] players)

Perdivinci (= Ciapanò) (3 to 5 players)

Pinochle (three-player, auction) (3 [or more] players)

Pishti (4 or 2 [3] players)

Pitch (= Setback) (4 [3 to 6] players)

Pitty Pat (2 to 4 players)

Plus-Minus Jass (3 or 4 players)

Podkidnoy Durak (2 to 6 players)

Podrida (2 to 9 players)

Poker (5 to 10 [2 to 10] players)

Poker Bull (3 or more players)

Poker Menteur (3 to 5 [2 to 8] players)

Polish Poker (= Golf) (2 to 6 [or more] players)

Polish Red Dog (or Polski Pachuck) (3 to 8 players)

Pontoon (3 to 8 [or more] players)

Pope Joan (3 to 7 players)

Pounce (= Nerts) (2 to 6, 8, 10 players)

Preferans (Russian) (3 or 4 players)

Preferansz (Donauschwaben) (3 players)

Preference (Austrian) (3 [4] players)

Preference (Croatian) (3 players)

Primero (2 or more players)

Progressive Rummy (3 to 5 players)

Prostoy Durak (2 to 4 players)

Proter (3 to 6 players)

Pusoy Dos (= Big Two) (4 [2 or 3] players)

P'yanitsa (2 [3 or 4] players)

Quan Dui (3 to 6 players)

Quartet (3 to 7 players)

Rablóulti (3 players)

Racing Demon (= Pounce, Nerts) (2 to 6, 8, 10 players)

Railroad Canasta (2 or more players)

Rami (= Rummy) (2 to 4 [5, 6] players)

Ramsch (Schieberamsch) (3 [4] players)

Ramsli (2 to 6 players)

Raub (4 [2 or 3] players)

Red Dog (2 to 8 players)

Ride the Bus (= Scat) (2 to 9 players)

Romanian Tarok (4 [3] players)

Romanian Tile Rummy (2 to 4 players)

Romanian Whist (3 to 8 players)

Rook (4 [3 or 5] players)

Root Beer (President) (3 to 6 players)

Rovescino (= Ciapanò) (3 to 5 players)

Rummy (2 to 4 [5, 6] players)

Sakura (2 to 7 players)

Samba (Samba-Canasta) (2 to 6 players)

Scat (= 31) (2 to 9 players)

Schnauz (= Schwimmen) (2 to 8 players)

Schwimmen (2 to 8 players)

Sergeant Major (3 players)

Setback (= Pitch) (4 [3 or 6] players)

Sevens (= Fan Tan, Parliament) (3 to 8 players)

Shanghai Rummy (3 to 5 players)

Shanghai (3 to 5 players)

Shithead (= Palace) (3 to 6 [2] players)

Shoot (3 to 8 players)

Shoot Pontoon (3 to 8 players)

Si Se Pai (4 Colour Chess Cards) (2 to 4 players)

Skat (3 [4] players)

Skitgubbe (= Mas) (3 [2 or 4] players)

Slapjack (2 to 10 players)

Slippery Sam (3 to 8 players)

Slovenian Tarok (3 or 4 [5] players)

Spades (4 [3 or 2] players)

Spite and Malice (2 [or more] players)

Spoons (crazy eights variant) (3 to 8 players)

Squeal (= Pounce, Nerts) (2 to 6, 8, 10 players)

Stealing Bundles (2 to 4 players)

Stitch (3 to 8 players)

Stortok (2 to 5 players)

Strip Poker (2 to 7 players)

Stubai Tarock (3 [or 4] players)

Svoi Kozyri (2 to 4 players)

Switch (= Crazy Eights) (2 or more players)

Tapp Tarock (3 players)

Tarock (Stubaital) (3 [or 4] players)

Tarok (Danish) (3 [or 4} players)

Tarok (Romanian) (4 [3] players)

Tarok (Slovenian) (3 or 4 [5] players)

Tarot (French) (3 to 5 players)

Terziglio (= Calabresella) (3 players)

Thirteen (= Tien Len) (2 to 4 players)

Thirty-one (= Schwimmen, Schnauz) (2 to 8 players)

Thirty-one (= Scat) (2 to 9 players)

Three Card Monte (2 [or more] players)

Three in One (4 to 7 [2 to 9] players)

Three Thirteen (2 or more players)

Tien Len (2 to 4 players)

Tile Rummy (2 to 4 players)

Tiu U (2 or 3 players)

Toepen (3 to 8 players)

Toonerville Rook (3 to 5 players)

Tonk (2 or 3 [or up to 7] players)

Train (Dominoes) (4 [3 to 8] players)

Traversone (= Ciapanò) (3 to 5 players)

Treikort (3 players)

Tresillo (3 or 4 players)

Tribello (3 players)

Trjámann (3 players)

Troggu (3 to 8 players)

Trumps (= Knockout Whist) (2 to 7 players)

Trust - Don't Trust (Verish' ne verish') (2 to 6 players)

Tunk (= Tonk) (2 or 3 [or up to 7] players)

Turtle (= Golf) (2 to 6 [or more] players)

Tute (2 to 5 players)

Twenty-One (Blackjack) (2 to 7 players)

Twenty-Five (2 to 10 players)

Tysiacha (= 1000) (2 or 3 [or 4] players)

Ugly (3 or 4 players)

Ulti (3 players)

Up and down the River (= Oh Hell) (4 to 6 [3, 7] players)

Valets (jeu des) (= Polignac) (3 to 6 players)

Vatikan (2 to 5 players)

VC (= Tien Len) (2 to 4 players)

Verish' ne verish' (2 to 6 players)

Vier-anderle (5 to 8 [2 to 13] players)

Viet Cong (= Tien Len) (2 to 4 players)

Vinciperdi (= Ciapanò) (3 to 5 players)

Vingt-et-un (3 to 8 [or more] players)

Vira (3 [4] players)

Voormsi (or Vorms) (4 or 2 [or 3] players)

War (2 [or more] players)

Watten (2 to 4 players)

Wumps (= Voormsi) (4 or 2 [or 3] players)

Yablon (= Ace-Deuce, In Between) (2 to 8 players)

Zheng Fen (3 to 6 players)

Zioncheck (3 to 5 players)

Zwickern (4 [2, 3 or more] players)

Last updated 13th January 2005