Card & board collection

Free online card and board games

Settle in with ten no-stakes card and board games: play Hearts and Blackjack, match Mahjong tiles and memory cards, or challenge the computer in Connect Four, Reversi, Checkers, and Backgammon. Yacht Dice adds a relaxed scorecard challenge. The collection is designed for quick browser play rather than gambling or real-money wagering.

10 playable games

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No installation needed. Each game opens in your current browser.

Mahjong Solitaire

Clear layered boards by matching free tiles in three relaxed layouts.

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Hearts

A thoughtful trick-taking table with friendly computer opponents.

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Memory Match

Turn over calm illustrated cards and remember where every pair is hiding.

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Peg Solitaire

Jump pegs across a classic cross-shaped board until only one remains.

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Connect Four

Drop discs, read the board, and connect four before the computer does.

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Reversi

Flip lines of discs and out-position a thoughtful computer opponent.

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Blackjack

Draw toward twenty-one at a relaxed, no-stakes card table.

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Checkers

Play American Checkers against a thoughtful computer opponent.

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Yacht Dice

Roll five fair dice and complete a classic thirteen-row scorecard.

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Backgammon

Race fifteen checkers home in a complete no-stakes single game.

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Collection guide

Choose a social or strategic classic

Hearts offers a full four-player trick-taking table, while Blackjack is a short no-stakes lesson in drawing toward twenty-one. Reversi, Connect Four, Checkers, and Backgammon reward positional thinking. Yacht Dice is an easy score chase, while Mahjong Solitaire, Memory Match, and Peg Solitaire provide quieter solo play.

Questions answered

About this collection

Are any of these games played for real money?

No. MirthTable games are entertainment-only browser games. Blackjack has no deposits, cash prizes, wagering, or redeemable virtual currency.

Can I play against another person online?

The current collection focuses on solo play and computer opponents. Real-time player-versus-player matchmaking is not currently offered.

Which games are quickest to learn?

Memory Match and Connect Four have the simplest starting rules. Reversi and Hearts offer more strategic depth once the basics feel familiar.