Card games and bridge in your browser

Two clubs, with nothing to download or install: play with other members, or with the computer's players in any empty seat, so there's always a game.

One account works at both clubs. There are no ads, and registering is currently free.

The Card Club

cards.g3web.com

Card games to play in your browser, at the tables or on your own.

Play at the tables. Sit down to Hearts or Rummy with other members, or fill the empty seats with the computer's players and start straight away. Choose how many seats and who sits where, and add a password if a table is just for friends.
Hints if you want them. A click tells you what the computer would play, and why.
Solitaire that keeps your place. Klondike, drawing one card or three. Every deal is kept, so you can leave a game and carry it on later. Each room has its own leaders board, and once you've won you can watch the computer play the same deal to see whether it would have done better.
Duplicate deals. As in duplicate bridge, everyone plays the same deal, the computer too, and a leaders board scores you against everyone who played it.
A club, not just a game. Rooms have their own news pages, and the club sends notices to its members.
Try it first. The visitors' lobby has today's games to play without an account: a new deal each day, the same for every visitor.

bridge.g3web.com

Bridge whenever you want a game: duplicate-style bridge in your browser.

Play with others. Join a table in one of the club's rooms, choose your seat, and play with people from anywhere. The server deals every hand and applies the rules, so each player sees only their own cards and dummy.
Practise on your own. Computer players take the other three seats. Play your partner's hand as well as your own, show the hands face up while you learn, and bid or play a board again.
Your choice of system. The computer players bid Standard American (SAYC) or Acol, and you choose which for each side.
New to bridge? Try Minibridge: no bidding, a friendly first step to the full game.
Club nights and news. Tables and sessions can be scheduled in advance, rooms have their own news pages, and your account keeps a record of the boards you've played.
Try it first. The visitors' lobby has deals of the day to play without an account.

The Card Club and the Bridge Centre are partners: register at either, and sign in at the other with the same name and password.

If a club isn't taking new members through its own page just now, its join page says how to become one.