Game night, wherever your friends are.
Free online card and board games to play with friends: Tarneeb, Baloot, Texas Hold'em, Ludo, Werewolves and more. Share a code and play. No download.
Games
- Last Card: Match the color or number, dump your hand first, and call Last card! before someone catches you. (2 to 10 players)
- Texas Hold’em: A private poker table for you and your friends, with play chips, rising blinds and bots for empty seats. (2 to 10 players)
- Tarneeb: Bid for tricks, name the trump suit and take them with your partner across the table. (4 players)
- Baloot: Call Sun or Hokum, show your projects and race your partner to 152. (4 players)
- Deed & Dice: Roll, buy streets, build hotels and collect rent until your friends run out of cash. (2 to 6 players)
- Timber & Ore: Settle a hex island, trade for what you lack, and be first to ten points. (2 to 6 players)
- World Conquest: Place your armies, roll to attack, and take the world one continent at a time. (2 to 6 players)
- Lettersmith: Build crossing words from your letter tiles and chase the triple word squares. (2 to 4 players)
- Ludo: Race your four tokens around the board and home, knocking rivals back to their yard on the way. (2 to 4 players)
- Backgammon: Roll two dice, race your fifteen checkers home and bear them off before your opponent does. (2 players)
- Marble Rush: Play cards to race your marbles round the track and into safe before the other team gets there. (2 to 4 players)
- Shadow Council: Loyalists pass laws. Usurpers bend them. Somewhere at the table sits the Tyrant. (5 to 10 players)
- Werewolves: Wolves hide among the villagers. The app runs the night, so everyone gets to play. (5 to 15 players)
- Rogue Crew: Three voyages to port wins it for the crew. Three sunk, and the mutineers take the ship. (5 to 10 players)
- Palace Intrigue: Claim any role you like. Just hope nobody calls your bluff. (2 to 8 players)
- Spy Signals: One word, one number, and a grid full of traps. Red against Blue, or everyone together. (2 to 12 players)
- Grand Finale: Everyone sees your cards except you. Trade hints, launch in order and aim for 25. (2 to 5 players)
- Liar’s Dice: Shake, peek, and bid on every die at the table. Call Liar if you dare. (2 to 8 players)
- Sixth Card: Everyone plays a card at once. Place the sixth card in a row and the whole row is yours. (2 to 10 players)
- Dots and Boxes: The pencil and paper classic for 2 to 4 players, with a bot that knows the chain rule. (2 to 4 players)
- Four in a Row: Drop a disc, block their line, build your own. Two players, any device, nothing to install. (2 players)
- Tic-Tac-Toe: Classic three in a row, or Ultimate with nine small boards. Free, no download, no sign-up. (2 players)
Card and board games you can play with friends online
Deal & Roll is a free website of multiplayer card games and board games you play online with friends and family, straight in the browser. One person opens a table and shares a short code or link. Everyone else joins from a phone, tablet or laptop, and bots take any seat nobody is sitting in. There is nothing to download and no sign-up.
There are 22 games. You'll find Gulf and Levantine card classics like Tarneeb and Baloot, Texas Hold'em with play chips, property trading and island building board games, a crossword tile word game, party and hidden role games for big groups, and quick two player games. Each one has its full rules, table options and a short guide on its own page, so it works for a family game night, a long distance hangout, or a few rounds on your break.
Questions
Is Deal & Roll free?
Yes. Every game is free to play and there is nothing to download. Chips, coins and money inside the games are pretend and have no real value, so nothing can be bought, won or cashed out.
Do I need an account to play?
No. Pick a name and a face and start playing. An account is optional: sign in with your email if you want your results and favourite games saved across devices. You can delete the account from its settings page at any time.
How do I play with friends online?
Open any game and choose Play online with friends. You'll get a five letter table code and an invite link. Send either one to your friends: the link takes them straight to your table, or they can type the code on the home page. When everyone is sitting down, press start.
Can I play on my phone?
Yes. The games run in the browser on phones, tablets and computers, and players on different devices can share a table. There is no app to install.
What if we don't have enough players?
Bots fill any empty seat, so a four player game like Tarneeb works with two friends. You can also practise alone against bots in any game before playing with people.
How many people can play at one table?
It depends on the game. The quick duels are for two, the card tables seat up to ten, and Werewolves takes up to fifteen. Each game page lists its player count and typical length.