Computer practice
Play with three computer players, adjust the difficulty, and build confidence at your own pace.
YOUR TABLE. YOUR PEOPLE.Come for the cards.
Come for the cards.
Stay for the talk.
Grab a seat with Nyla. Take on The Cousins. Bring your best bid and let the cards do the talking.
Start as a guest. Create a profile to save your wins.
Big Keesh & Miss Robin
Mama taught her the game. The table talk? That came naturally.
4 playersTwo partners. One shared score.
16 teams32 characters to meet
16 locationsFrom the porch to the penthouse
Your house rulesSet the target. Choose the toggles.
PULL UP & PLAY
A little strategy. A lot of personality.
Let’s Play Spades! brings partnership Spades to a game night full of familiar faces, colorful settings, and a little table talk. Sit across from your partner, read your hand, and work together to outscore the other team.
Practice with three computers, bring friends into a live room, or watch computer teams face off in a host-run showdown.
Same cards. Sixteen different game-night moods.NEW TO THE TABLE?
Learn Spades, one hand at a time.
Our guided tutorial walks you through the decisions, with practice cards and feedback.
- 01
Find your partner
Four players form two teams. Your partner sits opposite you, and you share a score.
- 02
Draw, then bid
Choose a face-down card to decide the first dealer. After the deal, bid how many tricks you expect to take.
- 03
Follow suit
Play the suit that was led when you have it. If you’re out of that suit, you can play another—including a spade.
- 04
Make your books
Spades are trump. Win enough tricks to make your team’s bid, manage your bags, and reach the target score.
How do scoring, bags, and nil work?
Make your combined bid to earn 10 points per bid trick, plus 1 point for each extra trick (a bag). Miss it and lose 10 points per bid trick. Every 10 bags costs 100 points. Nil means winning no tricks: a successful nil earns 100 points; a failed nil loses 100.
Which house rules can I choose?
Practice defaults to 250 points; live rooms and showdowns default to 500. Choose a target from 100–1000. Optional jokers replace the 2 of hearts and diamonds. You can also choose “first hand bids itself,” which scores 10 points per trick without bids, nil, or bags on that hand. Spades must be broken before they can be led, unless your entire hand is trump.
What happens if my turn times out?
After 30 seconds, the game plays your lowest legal card in the led suit. If you’re out of that suit, it plays your lowest non-trump card, or lowest trump when that’s all you have.
MAKE GAME NIGHT YOURS
Everything you need to pull up.
Live multiplayer
Host a public table or share an invite-only room. Bring four friends, or fill open seats with computers.
Your player profile
Upload your own character, save match results, and unlock more roster avatars through practice and live wins.
Wins & leaderboards
Track your progress with practice and live leaderboards, plus your personal match history.
Room chat & voice
Keep the game-night conversation in the room with chat and voice messages. Save partner strategy for the cards.
Computer team showdowns
Watch host-organized computer matchups. Hosts can schedule, pause, and capture a broadcast view for social streams.
PICK YOUR SETTING
Where are we playing tonight?
Explore two locations at every level, from 1 through 8.
No talking over the board.
Keep partner talk to bids and bags. Save your best trash talk for the opponents.