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Players deploy army cards (Aces, Kings, Queens, Jacks) with varying stamina points. Each round, players simultaneously select fighting cards - red attacks, black defends. The higher card wins, and attackers deal stamina damage. Eliminate all opponent's army cards to win.

Make four unique suits, keep it low

A popular Egyptian fishing game where players capture cards by matching or adding values. The seven of diamonds and jacks have special powers to sweep the table. Score bonus points for 'basra' - capturing all cards at once.

A children's classic requiring no skill - just luck! Players flip cards simultaneously, and face cards trigger penalty payments. Last one with cards wins.

A French trick-taking game for two players where all cards are visible. An open-information variant of the popular Belote, requiring pure strategy without luck of the draw.

A classic 19th-century trick-taking and melding game using two piquet decks. Features complex scoring for card combinations (beziques) and tricks, with the dramatic eight-card bezique worth 40,000 points.

The classic casino game adapted for two players, with one player as dealer. Try to get closer to 21 than your opponent without going over.

The British ancestor of poker. Compare three-card hands with betting - but unlike poker, some play 'blind' without looking at their cards for higher stakes!

A simpler Spanish relative of Briscola. Players compete for card points while trying to capture aces and threes, which are worth the most.

A popular Italian trick-taking game using a 40-card deck. Simple to learn with trump-based play, but offers strategic depth in card counting and hand management.

A Russian trick-taking game perfect for two players. Race to 31 points by winning valuable cards in tricks. Memory is key - you can't review previous tricks before claiming victory.

An Italian rummy game extremely popular in South America. Uses two decks with jokers. Players race to form 'burracos' (7+ card melds) and collect a bonus pile during play.