The following category features links to rules and regulations for various card games. Both official and variational conditions are included within these websites. You can access information on card game rules through various articles, forums, chat rooms and newsletters. Whether you are interested in just one specific card game or looking to gain knowledge regarding all kinds of games, you can access the right type of website for your level of interest here.

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• About Card Games - Learn all about Card Games, hearts, spades, solitaire, euchre, bridge, canasta, cribbage, poker, pinochle, gin rummy, and more, with rules, tournaments, newsgroups, forum, newsletter, articles, and strategy.
• Card Game Rules - 'Card Game Rules' for all your favorite card games. Free information about card games including rules, tips, how to play.
• Card game rules and variations - The rules of card games, including poker, crazy 8's, whist, bridge, blackjack, and hearts.
• Card Games - The largest collection of card game rules on the Internet, with information about hundreds of card and tile games from all parts of the world.
• Euchre - There IS No Other Card Game - Basic rules and tips on playing Euchre as well as links to on-line places to play and tournament hosting.
• Solitaire Central Rule Book - Rules to solitaire and patience card games, both traditional and original. Includes rules for games the author has written, links to off-site rule collections, and info on solitaire rule books.
• Solitaire Games - Information about solitaire games and links to sites with information about solitaire, rules to solitaire games, and computer solitaire downloads.
• The House Of Cards - The House Of Cards is a central resource for all information related to playing cards, including rules to card games, links to other card game sites on the web, links to card games of every type, and information on playing cards themselves.
• Wyoming Cowboy  - Wyoming Cowboy: the wildest card game the west ever saw...give it your best shot. Shoot cowboys, form harems... No two hands are the same. Played with standard playing cards; site includes complete game rules.