Frequently asked questions

Everything people ask before their first round.

  1. How do I invite my friends?

    In the game, pick a nickname and tap “Create a room”. Your table gets a four-letter code, with everything you need to invite your friends right below it: “Copy” puts the invitation link on your clipboard and WhatsApp drops it into a ready-to-send message; on a phone or tablet, you can also send it via Messenger or SMS. When the browser supports it, one last button opens your device’s share menu. Your friends open the link, or type the code under “Got an invitation code?” on the game’s home screen: a nickname is all they need, no account or download. You need 3 to 6 players to start; the host can fill empty seats with bots.

  2. Do I need an account?

    No. A nickname is all you need to play: the game gives you an anonymous guest identity, with no email or password. It lives in your browser, so come back with the same browser to get your seat back. To get your progress back on another device, you can link a Google account from “My profile”. It’s optional: a linked account is only needed to publish or support feedback.

  3. Are my games saved?

    Yes. “My profile”, opened from your avatar on the home screen or from the table menu, shows your stats and recent games, round by round. Without a linked account, that profile belongs to this browser: clear its data or switch devices and you start over with a new one. Link it to a Google account to get it back on any device.

  4. Can I choose my avatar?

    Yes. On the game’s home screen, the pencil on your avatar opens “My avatar”; at a table, go to “My profile” in the menu, then tap “Change avatar”. Pick an original character there: the whole table sees it, from the lobby to the results. Your choice is saved in this browser only, even if you’ve linked an account. Until you pick one, your token shows the first letter of your nickname.

  5. Which variants can we pick?

    The host sets up the table in the lobby before starting. Classic mode, where players take turns, or Rapid game, where anyone can play against a shared 10-second timer. Rounds: 3, 5, 7 or unlimited. Plus five variants: “Revolution”, “Skip if matching cards are missing”, “Four matching cards close the trick” and “Strongest card closes the trick”, all on by default, and “Finish with a 2”, off by default. There’s no skip in a Rapid game. Everyone sees the settings before the game starts; the rules page has the details.

  6. The table is full. What now?

    A table has six seats at most, bots included: the host can remove a bot in the lobby to free a seat. Try again when a seat opens up, or create your own table. Once the game has started, no new players can join, whether between rounds or for the rematch, which restarts with the players already seated. If the host allows spectators, you can “Watch the game”; up to ten people can watch at once.

  7. The code doesn’t work.

    Codes are four letters long, and never contain I or O. Double-check with your friends: a table closes after about ten minutes with no seated player connected, and a closed invitation can’t be used again. Just create a new table.

  8. Can we chat during the game?

    Yes. You get quick reactions everyone at the table can see: 👍 😂 😮 🔥, GG and 6-7. To talk out loud, you need the host to turn on the “Voice chat” option, in the lobby or during the game; it’s off by default. Seated players can then join the chat if they want: you come in with both your microphone and the sound off, and you turn them on yourself. Voice chat may be temporarily unavailable; if so, the game carries on without it. There’s no text chat.

  9. Who decides when the game ends?

    The game runs for the number of rounds chosen. Between rounds, from the results screen, the host starts the next one or ends the game: with “Unlimited”, the standings become final and decide the winner; with a set number of rounds, the game is stopped with no winner. When a game ends with a winner, the host can start another one with “Play again”: same settings, the players still at the table, scores back to zero. If players leave and fewer than three remain, the game is interrupted and the table goes back to the lobby.

  10. Can I install the game on my phone?

    Yes, no app store needed: it installs from your browser. On iPhone, open the game in Safari, then Share → Add to Home Screen. On Android, open the browser menu, then Install app or Add to Home screen. You still need a connection to join your friends and play.

  11. Which languages?

    French, English, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese and European Portuguese. Everyone picks their own language with the flag: one table can mix languages, with the same rules for all.

  12. What about my data?

    The game never asks for an email or password, shows no ads and uses no analytics. The Privacy page has all the details.

Still wondering? The easiest way is to try: a game starts in seconds.

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