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Classic Two-Player Cribbage - Play Online
Play complete six-card Cribbage to 121 against an honest local computer, with automatic scoring, hints, and clear pegging.
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How this match works
Play standard two-player six-card Cribbage against a local computer. Low cut deals first, then dealer alternates. Each player discards two to the dealer's crib. Pone leads pegging. Automatic scoring has no muggins. First to 121 wins immediately; 90 or less is skunked.
During pegging, cards cannot take the count above 31. Fifteen and 31 score 2. Pairs score 2, triples 6, quads 12, and the longest valid suffix run scores its length. Go is automatic. The last card below 31 scores 1; exactly 31 scores only 2 and resets.
Show order is pone hand, dealer hand, dealer crib. Fifteens score 2, pairs 2, longest runs use duplicate multiplicity, hand flushes score 4 or 5, crib flushes require all five cards, and nobs scores 1.
Click or tap cards to select two discards, then confirm. During pegging click a legal card. Dragging uses the same actions: drop into the crib while discarding or the sequence while pegging. Keyboard users Tab to cards and press Enter or Space; arrow keys move among your cards. Escape cancels a selection or active drag. Hint focuses a legal card. Undo returns to the previous human decision; Restart repeats this exact recorded match.
The opponent is an offline deterministic computer, not a live person. It sees only its own cards and public information. No network calls, accounts, payments, gambling, personal data, or saved storage are used. Fullscreen is supplied by the shared page control.
Card figures credit Dmitry Fomin's English pattern playing cards deck on Wikimedia Commons, CC0 1.0. The embedded 300 by 560 PNG is a cropped, resized, composited derivative of its 12 Jack, Queen, and King frames.