The card game from every kitchen table in the Midwest, dressed up like an arcade cabinet in a bar at 1 a.m. Play the computer, or send a code and play your friends.
Deal me in Free, in your browser. Plays on a phone too.The table
Right and left bowers, five tricks, first team to ten. Stick the dealer is on, so nobody gets to pass a hand away twice.
When you have to follow suit, the cards you're allowed to play light up and the rest step back. No more reneging by accident.
The bid
Every bid is one tap. Feeling brave? Go alone and your partner sits the hand out for the big points.
The computer players bid and play on their own, at easy, medium or hard. Hard will euchre you.
Friends
Start a table and you get a six-letter code. Friends type it in and sit wherever they like.
Short a player? Deal anyway. The computer fills any empty seat. My wife and I play side by side against two of them, and so far nobody has cheated.
The crew
Clowns, cowboys, a grandma in curlers, a grinning devil. There are crew, creatures and icons tabs.
The computer players get faces too, so you always know whether Donna or the devil just trumped your ace.
In your pocket
The table rearranges itself for a phone held upright, and you can add it to your home screen like an app.
Your turn starts a clock worth 500. Play quickly and you bank what's left.
Banked bonuses add up to a jackpot, and your best one is saved for next time.
Opening the rules or the menu pauses the clock. Learning shouldn't cost you points.
Nice! EUCHRED! Thanks partner. Ugh. Everything you'd say at a real table, one tap away.
Your name, your face and your table difficulty are waiting when you come back.
The game underneath is a year old. The cabinet, the faces and the cards are new this fall.
No account. No download. Just cards.
Deal me in The original version still lives at /euchre/classic.