
From Crazy Eights to poker: which card game do you like to play most? Vote for the best card games.
A good card game always fits in your bag. These are the games that come out again and again at birthdays, on holiday and on evenings at home.
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Poker
Poker is all about probability, patience and bluffing. You learn to read people and the game stays exciting, even without high stakes.
Klaverjassen
Klaverjassen is a Dutch tradition with fixed rules and a strong social character. The game requires teamwork with your partner and a great sense of timing.
Uno
Uno is simple, fast and chaotic. Anyone can learn it in two minutes, and it always leads to laughter.
Pesten (Crazy Eights)
Everyone in the Netherlands knows 'pesten' from primary school. The rules are easy and the game works for every age and group.
Rummikub
Rummikub combines cards and tiles and requires logical thinking. You constantly have to look at how to cleverly rearrange existing sets.
Hearts
Hearts is a trick-taking game in which you actually want to avoid getting points. It takes tactics and a bit of meanness.
Yahtzee
Yahtzee is all about rolling dice and calculating odds. It's easy to learn but strategic enough to stay engaging for years.
Oh Hell (Boerenbridge)
In Oh Hell you have to estimate in advance how many tricks you'll take. It sparks lots of discussion and is ideal for groups of three to seven players.
Skip-Bo
Skip-Bo is fast and tactical. You have to empty your own pile while thwarting the others.
Solitaire
Solitaire is the game for yourself. It's relaxing and a good way to unwind without others.
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