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Yes. All eighteen games are free to play and the ads pay for the site. If you'd rather play without ads, a small subscription turns them off and you see the price before you pay anything.

No. You can sit down and play as a guest right away. If you sign up, your name, stats, avatar and settings follow you to any computer, tablet or phone. Ranked games open after ten finished games.

Yes. Pick a game and choose Play solo from its Play menu. The bots sit down at once and a solo table has no clock, so take as long as you like over a hand.

Pick a game and choose Join table from its Play menu. If you're new, you first finish one game against the bots in that game. Then the tables with people open up for it. An invite link, a friend's table, a private table or a rematch skips that first game.

Yes. None of them needs an account. Choose Host table, set Private table to On and give the table a name. Your friends choose Join private and type the same name. You can also send them the invite link from the table.

Yes. Ranked games use a rating that starts at 1500 and moves with every result. There are daily, weekly and monthly leaderboards for each game. You need an account and ten finished games first.

Yes. Every game has a rules page and a short hands-on tutorial. In your first ten games of each game, an arrow points out a good move when you take a while. After that the Hint button shows one whenever you ask.

In a ranked game your seat is held for three minutes, so you can come back to the same hand. At other tables with people it's held for a few seconds. A dropped connection isn't treated as quitting. A solo game waits for hours.

Hover over their name. On a phone or tablet, tap the three dots beside it. Choose Mute to hide their chat or Block so you're never seated together at a public table again. Each chat message has a Flag button. When two players at the table flag the same person, their chat is reviewed.

Yes. My server shuffles the cards with a cryptographic random number generator before anyone sees a card. Only two kinds of game are set up on purpose. Your first solo game of each game replays the cards of a game that most players won. The daily challenge gives everyone the same cards that day. The shuffle tests are on the site.