Sign in or create a free account above to see other connected players and search by display name. The lobby brings public tables, players, friends, party invitations, and matchmaking together before you sit down for a game of cribbage.
Send a friend request to someone you meet, or accept or decline requests you receive. Accepted friends stay on your list between visits. Their status shows whether they are online, in a party, in a table lobby, searching, in a game, or offline. Online status reflects a connection to the game.
Browse tables that their hosts chose to make public. Each listing shows the host, the number of players seated, the table capacity, and the game length. Join a table with an open seat, or create a public table for two or four players and play to 61 or 121 points.
A public table appears in the lobby for other signed-in players to join. Private tables remain available through their invite links and codes, and parties are kept off the public table list. A four-player table waits for its host to start the game once everyone is seated.
Create a party and invite another online player to be your partner. Parties hold up to two players. Once your partner accepts and you are both connected, the party leader can search for a four-player game. You stay on the same team, facing another party or two solo players. Either partner can cancel the search while keeping the party together.
Prefer a relaxed game together? Your party can play against two bots, with a separate Easy, Medium, Hard, or Expert setting for each opponent. You and your friend remain partners.
Playing solo? Search for a ranked 1v1 opponent or join an unrated 2v2 game, where matchmaking pairs you with another solo player. A two-person party searches for 2v2 games; leave the party when you want to play head to head.
For a game just with people you invite, create a private table and share its link. You can also find an online match, practice against the computer, or read how to play cribbage before your next hand.