Pull up a chair. Chacha Jee is already shuffling.
The card games every Pakistani family argues about, playable in your browser. Open a table and send the link to your friends on WhatsApp, sit with whoever is online, or play the regulars: eight computer players, each with their own style and their own mouth.
Rung (Court Piece)
The trump-card classic. Pick the rung from five cards, win seven tricks, go for a court. Also plays as Double Sir and Hidden Rung.
Play Rung →Bhabhi (Thulla)
Follow suit or give a thulla. Whoever’s caught with the high card picks the trick up. Last one holding cards is the Bhabhi.
Play Bhabhi →Dakaiti (Stealing Bundles)
Match cards in the middle to build your pile, then rob your cousins’ piles when their top card matches yours.
Play Dakaiti →7 on 7 (Saath pe Saath)
Flip your top card onto the pile. Match the card underneath and the whole pile is yours. Pure nerves and luck.
Play 7 on 7 →Bluff (Cheat)
“Three Kings.” Are they? Play cards face down, claim a rank, and call out the liars before they get away with it.
Play Bluff →Playing with friends: open any game, choose “With friends”, and send the link. Nobody needs an account. Empty seats are filled by the regulars, and if someone’s phone dies a regular takes over their cards.
Rules follow common Pakistani house rules. Every table plays a bit differently: each game has a “How to play” page with the version used here.
