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Play Euchre online with friends

Set up a private Euchre table in a few seconds and invite your friends with a code or a link. It’s free, it works on phones and computers, and the computer fills any empty seat.

How to start a private table

  1. Open the game and tap Play online, then Create a private room.
  2. Share the 6-character room code or tap Invite friends to send the invite link. Friends who open the link go straight to your table.
  3. In the lobby, the table votes: start now, wait for more friends, or let the computer fill the empty seats.
  4. As the host, you pick the partners and the house rules, such as stick the dealer and a game to 5, 10 or 15 points.

Two, three or four friends

Euchre is a game for four, in two teams with partners sitting across from each other. Not four of you? Computer players take the empty seats, so two friends can team up against the computer, or three can play with one computer player.

What you need

Private or open tables

A private table is only for the people you invite. An open table can be joined by anyone from Quick match, which is the fastest way to find other players. Open tables play the standard rules; house rules are for private tables.

If someone drops out

If a player leaves or loses their connection, the computer plays their hand so the game can go on. A player who closed the game by mistake can rejoin their table from the menu.

New to Euchre?

Send your friends the rules first, or have them try the interactive tutorial: a short guided hand that teaches the bidding and the tricks.

Questions and answers

Is it free to play Euchre online with friends?

Yes. Private tables are free, with no download and no account needed. A free account is only needed for a friends list.

How many people do I need?

Euchre is played by four. With two or three friends, computer players fill the empty seats.

Can we play on different devices?

Yes. Phones, tablets and computers can all sit at the same table, in any modern browser.

Can we use our own house rules?

At a private table the host can switch on stick the dealer and choose a game to 5, 10 or 15 points.

Ready to play? Deal yourself in.