CardGames.io
reviews and complaints

As someone who enjoys playing card games online, I have had a mixed experience with CardGames.io. While the site offers a wide variety of classic card games and solitaires, the gameplay experience can be frustrating at times. The AI opponents, especially 'Bill,' seem to have an uncanny ability to pull off improbable wins, leading to doubts about the fairness of the games. Despite the great graphics and user-friendly interface, the lack of balance in gameplay can be off-putting. However, the multiplayer option adds a fun element to the site, allowing you to play with friends or strangers. Overall, CardGames.io has its strengths and weaknesses, making it a decent choice for casual gaming but leaving room for improvement in terms of game balance and AI behavior.

THE ONLY GAME SITE I GO TO. WHY GO ANYWHERE ELSE? I am ecstatic when i tie a record and amazed when I break one. I am just simple folk and I really enjoy playing these games. I often wonder if I am playing against someone I know.

Some people claim it is "rigged", I state they don't understand the games.

Yes, here and there your teammate would makes unlogical decisions, so take this into account and see it as an additional dimension.

However 85% of the games work perfect and given the variety of games we shouldn't complain but enjoy free card games.

Listen, let me tell ya about CardGames.io. Now, I ain't no expert card game player, but I love me some Rummy. And when I play on this site, I gotta admit, Bill and Mike always seem to have the upper hand. I mean, Bill wins when it's just 2 or 4 of us playing, and when there's 3 players, I think Mike's the one to beat.

Here's the thing: these guys seem to have some kind of magic trick up their sleeve. They start off with almost a whole hand of cards, and they always manage to get runs of 3 or 4 right off the bat. Meanwhile, I'm sitting there with my measly starting hand, trying to figure out my next move before they run away with the game.

Plus, there's this annoying rule where you can only pick up the top card from the discard pile. So if the card you need is buried somewhere in there, tough luck buddy. And don't even get me started on Bill and Mike always playing sets of 3 in 7s or 8s - it messes up any chance of me getting a good run going.

But hey, I ain't one to give up that easily. I keep playing, hoping that one day I'll figure out their secret strategy. Unfortunately, it usually ends with the computer beating me by, like, 100 points before I even get a turn.

Overall, CardGames.io is a pretty solid site for playing card games online. They've got a pretty good selection, and the graphics ain't too shabby either. But if you're like me and Rummy's your jam, be ready for some frustrating losses until you figure out how to beat Bill and Mike at their own game.

Yo, so I came across this sweet site called CardGames.io (cardgames.io) and I've been hooked ever since! Like, I'm not even lying when I say that I play Gin like it's nobody's business- even though I've never actually played it in real life! But, hey, at least I'm learning how to play and getting better at it, right?!

What's cool about this site is that the games are explained in a way that's super easy to understand. Like, I don't have to sift through a million pages of boring wikis or anything like that. Nope, just straight up fun and games. Plus, the solitaire collection is dope and the War card game? Let's just say that I've spent more than a few hours playing that game.

But seriously, major props to the owner for keeping this site up to date and fun to play. I heard that he's from the Netherlands and made the site just for kicks, which is pretty awesome. It's like he's spreading the joy of card games to people all over the world. And who knows, maybe one day I'll actually play Gin with some real life peeps and show them my mad skills. Thanks, CardGames.io!

After having played at least thirty games of cribbage on this site, I was unable to win more than one. I'm not some kind of cribbage newbie. I'm not amazing, but I have been playing for several years. This game will let you get ahead a little bit in the beginning, but will get a series of improbably convenient pegging cards, followed by a ridiculous crib. Or it lets you stay ahead until the end, then gets a 20+ point hand and instantly wins the game. It's just too convenient, and doesn't match the win/lose ratio I have against real people. I can't really speak for any of the other games, but the AIs in pinochle are also a bit too lucky, which combined with the idiocy of your partner bot, makes the game unwinnable.

Hey folks, I'm a big fan of CardGames.io and I can't get enough of their yahtzee and spades games! It took me a minute to get the hang of spades, but playing against the bots was a great way to learn the ropes. That being said, the bots aren't exactly the brightest crayons in the box, so once I started playing online, I realized that real people are a lot more challenging.

The only downside is that sometimes the connection gets wonky and I get kicked out of the room. It's a bummer when I'm in the middle of a game and I lose my tick, but luckily I can usually start a new game right away. Yahtzee is awesome too, but sometimes the rematch feature glitches out and I have to exit. Super annoying, but I guess it's just part of the game.

The tick rooms are my jam because they have less angry quitters who can't handle a little friendly competition. Overall though, this site is my go-to for some serious matchmaking and I can't get enough. Yeah, it's free, so I guess we can't really complain too much. I just hope they keep improving the site so I can keep feeding my addiction!

So, let me tell you guys about CardGames.io. First off, I gotta say that the graphics on this site are pretty top-notch. I mean, they're not all flashy and crazy like some other card game sites out there that make me feel like I'm on a rollercoaster. Nope, these ones are simple but beautiful in their own way - and they certainly don't distract from the game itself.

Now, that being said, there are a couple of issues that I've noticed while playing. For example, sometimes when I'm playing spades or hearts, I feel like my partner isn't pulling their weight. Like, they'll go for a nil bid and then screw me over by playing a low card when they could have played something higher. And don't even get me started on hearts - that queen of spades seems to come up WAY too often. I swear, it's like the game is rigged or something.

And speaking of rigged, I've also noticed some weird patterns with the cards. Like, sometimes the 2, 3, and 4 of diamonds are evenly distributed...but then suddenly my opponent just happens to pull out the queen of spades and screw me over. It's like they KNOW what cards I have and are just messing with me.

Now, I'm not saying that CardGames.io is deliberately screwing with us (although who knows, it's the internet after all). It could just be a matter of some wonky programming. But still, it can get frustrating when you're trying to enjoy a game and you feel like the odds are stacked against you.

All in all, CardGames.io is a decent site if you're looking to play some simple card games. But just be warned that you might run into some odd glitches along the way. So, if you're up for a challenge (and a little bit of frustration), give it a shot. You might just come out on top...or, more likely, cursing at your computer screen.

Alright, so I gotta say, I've spent a decent amount of time on cardgames.io and it's definitely got its ups and downs. Sure, playing against the computer can have its limitations, but I don't mind it too much. What really grinds my gears though is when I'm playing Yahtzee against real people and some of them are obviously manipulating the game to get crazy good rolls that make absolutely no sense statistically. Like, come on now, we're just trying to play a fair game here! I know it's easy to assume your opponent is cheating when you're losing, but I've seen some seriously sketchy stuff go on that I just can't trust.

It's usually the players with super lazy avatars and names that try to reference Trump or covid (like seriously, can we please just not), and they start goading you right off the bat. Then BAM, they start getting amazing rolls right from the start or pull out a double Yahtzee when you're already way ahead. It just ruins the whole experience for me and other honest players. And who knows how many other players are doing this more sparingly - it's just not fair.

Honestly, the site needs to up its game and figure out a way to prevent this or it's gonna lose a lot of credibility. I know I'm not the only one who will stop playing if this keeps up. It's a real shame too, because I do love playing card games online, but it's gotta be fair for everyone involved. Here's hoping the folks behind cardgames.io can make some improvements, because if not, it's gonna become a real stressful place to try and play.

Okay, you guys and gals, let me tell you about my experience on CardGames.io. I gotta admit, I'm not the biggest fan of cribbage, so I'm not gonna talk about that one. But let me tell ya, I've played pretty much all the others, against the computer and some against real people.

Now, let me be real with y'all. I'm not the best at reversi. Like, at all. I've won only once and that was probably just by luck. But when it comes to yahtzee, I'm about 50/50. Can't complain about that, right?

Chess is my jam, and I usually beat the bot player in bil sr. But when it comes to playing against real people, count me out. I'm too scared to lose. But at least I can still beat the bots in thirteen, like, 60-66% of the time. But against people, it's more like 30% of the time. Gotta work on that.

War is a little boring for me, so I don't play it often. But when I do, I win about 50% of the time. Spit is another story. I can beat Lisa, but never against Bill. That dude is too fast for me. But I've got a strategy that works for me now, so I win about 57% of the time.

Hearts is tough, y'all. But somehow, I still manage to win about 44% of the time. Better than what I should be getting, right? Euchre is another game where I play against people, and man, there are some pros out there. It takes years to learn that game properly. No joke.

Now, spades. That game is my jam. But let me tell ya, there are way too many people who play but can't handle losing. They disappear just like that. So I usually stick to the ticked tables to weed out the no-hopers.

And then, there's gin. I play against Bill, and I win about 64% of the time. Not too shabby, am I right?

Now, I know some folks have been leaving poor reviews, saying that the games are rigged. But that's just nonsense, y'all. I've never had that issue, and I've played a lot.

But listen, there are a few issues with the site. Sometimes, it'll disconnect me in the middle of a game. And there are times when I lose my tick for no reason. And if I restart my computer, all my statistical data is gone. Kinda annoying, but I'll live.

All in all, I gotta say, I love me some CardGames.io. So if you're looking to pass the time, give it a try. Just watch out for those ticked tables!

Yo, let me tell you about this website I found for playing card games online - cardgames.io! Now, I'm no pro or anything, but I like to think I'm alright at cribbage. I've played against this computer character named Bill and I gotta say, something fishy is going on.

First of all, the hands that Bill gets late in the game are just statistically unlikely. And wouldn't you know it, they tend to pop up when Bill's behind in points. I've kept track, too - out of 20 rounds with an average of 9 games per round (that's like, 170 games total), Bill scored an average of THREE points higher than me when he was behind after game 5. But when I was behind, my hand scores didn't change that much. And don't get me started on those six cards we each get dealt at the start of a round - they're supposed to be random, right? But nope, Bill's consistently getting higher points from his cards.

And I swear, that computer knows when to manipulate the turn card. If I've got a good hand going, suddenly he'll choose differently than usual and mess with my points. It never happens early in the game, or if he's already ahead. So either that computer can read my mind, or it's just straight up cheating.

Overall, I'd say cardgames.io is a decent site, but maybe steer clear of the cribbage game. Unless you like playing against a cheating robot.

Playing against the AI can be kind of a bore, sometimes, but that's typical when you play games of chance against the computer. The multiplayer option is fantastic and if there isn't anyone available to play, you can just play against the computer until some people show up. I think this site also provides an excellent opportunity to learn how to play card games. I've learned how to play Hearts, Spades, Whist, and Rummy. My two favorite games to play are Gin Rummy and Cribbage. The AI, called "Bill," is kind of dumb when it comes to Gin Rummy, but there are always people online to play against, which is much more interesting. Bill is a genius at Cribbage, or at least he looks like a genius. In fact, most Cribbage games I've played against a computer (including the old Unix command line one) make the computer look like a Cribbage pro. This is mainly because Cribbage mostly is a game of chance. You definitely need a lot of skill to make decisions, but you're dealt the hand that you're dealt and have to work with that. Unlike other reviewers on here that give this site a one star review because Bill beats them most of the time at Cribbage, I can beat Bill quite a lot. I've uploaded screenshots of my most recent statistics. It looks as though I had to abandon two Cribbage games against Bill for some reason, so if I hadn't had to do something else I might have better stats. Even with those two abandoned games, it shows that I have won 50% of the games I've played against Bill. Poor Bill has only won 43% of games against me. I've even managed to skunk him! Anyway, don't believe the negative reviews from angry Cribbage players. They just need to get better at the game or read up on strategies. Bill does not cheat. Cribbage has always made the computer look like a whiz kid since at least the 1970s or 1980s. It's because it's a game of chance for the most part, with some skill required to manage bad hands. If you flip a coin 10 times you will not get "heads" five times and "tails" another five. Probability doesn't work out that way in real life. The same is true for card games. You can have a huge winning streak or a huge losing streak. The bright side: when you toss a coin ten times, you won't get "heads" ten times or "tails" ten times and losing streaks always come to an end.

Yo, CardGames.io is my go-to website for some virtual cribbage action. Let me just tell ya, it ain't like playin' with real cards. The computer always seems to know my next move in the pegging portion of the game. But, I ain't gonna lie, I can usually outsmart that electronic opponent of mine. But, sometimes, I get stuck with a trash hand and end up having to take a pair just to scoop up some points. And, wouldn't ya know it, "Bill" always seems to have that third card and pegs 6 points for three of a kind.

Also, I've seen some weird stuff happenin' in this game. Like, I'll get dealt three of a kind and end up holding onto a complementary card. Then, when the cards get drawn, it pairs up with that complementary card and I'm like, "What the heck?" It happens more often than not, which seems fishy to me.

And, don't even get me started on the "pat" hands that I absolutely have to hold onto. For instance, I'll get dealt two Jacks, a Queen, a King, a 6, and an 8. So, I'll hold onto my sure 8 points and toss the 6 and 8 into my opponent's crib. But, then, they'll draw an 8 and end up getting a triple run along with a double-double from the 6 and 7 they put in their crib. I mean, come on, that ain't right. It seems like the game has been rigged to make sure there's always some excitement goin' on.

But, hey, I ain't sayin' I don't have fun playin'. I do. I just don't fool myself into thinkin' I'm a cribbage master when I win or a sore loser when I lose. The website designers are obviously makin' some tweaks to the game to keep it interesting and keep players comin' back. And, sometimes, it works in my favor. So, I ain't complainin'. But, just know, this ain't exactly like playin' with real cards. Don't believe me? Go read some other reviews. Lots of people are seein' the lack of randomness in these deals.

I'm a decent cribbage player. I beat Bill approximately 50% of the time. I have noticed that this game is rigged. I expect for Bill to be marginally better than me in the crib as the optimization programming is easiest for picking crib cards. I dominate Bill in play as pegging - which is to be expected as it is the hardest thing to optimize. Where the computer's cheating is obvious the the non-random way Bill routinely achieves statistically unlikely hands late in the game. The appearance of these hands is strongly correlated to Bill being behind.

Based on a sample size of 20 rounds with average of 9 games. ~170 total games. Average score of hands dealt to Bill is strongly correlated with how late in round and if Bill is behind. Average score of 6 cards dealt to Bill is nearly 3 points higher when Bill is behind after game 5. Bill shows average higher points dealt to himself if he is behind at the beginning of the round. Pattern does not hold for me as the average score for me per game is about the same regardless of. The six cards originally dealt should be random. The fact that it isn't shows the game is rigged. Another example: in Game 8 of each of the 20 rounds Bill averaged 5 points (11.5) higher in terms of the point potential of the six card deal than I did. During the same 20 game 8's the highest six card hand I was dealt was 8, while I averaged 6 points. Either a huge statistical oddity or transparent cheating.

In addition, the computer either knows or manipulates the turn card at times. I've noticed that Bill only deviates from the highest average score + crib selection when the turn card plus the highest average score selection would have resulted in high points for myself. This deviation never happens early in the round or if Bill is ahead. Bill would either have to know what I put in the crib or what the turn card is.

Whoa, folks - I gotta spill the beans on this one. CardGames.io...well, let's just say it's got some issues. Sometimes you can play like a champ, making all the right moves and getting in the lead, but for some reason - WHAM - you end up losing. It's frustrating as heck, and you start wondering if the game is rigged.

Okay, let me be real here. You're gonna win a few rounds, and that's what'll keep you coming back for more. But sooner or later, you're gonna hit a bump in the road. And it's not just me - I've heard others grumbling about it too. I can't prove that it's rigged, but I'm telling you, it just ain't fair sometimes.

That said, I gotta give props to CardGames.io for its variety of games. It's got all your standard card games like Solitaire and Hearts, but there's a ton of others too. Have you ever played Spades? Or Go Fish? Or even War, that classic childhood game? It's all there, baby, and I gotta admit it's pretty addictive.

And the graphics...well, they're okay. Nothing mind-blowing, but they get the job done. I did hit a couple of glitches here and there, but who hasn't had that happen with online games, am I right?

All in all, CardGames.io is worth checking out for all the different games it offers. But watch out for the frustrating losing streaks and don't say I didn't warn you!

So, I gotta say, I've been playing CardGames.io for a hot minute now. And sure, at first it was a pretty good time - fun games, slick graphics, all that jazz. But then it hit me: this game is straight up rigged! Like, playground bully level unfair. And it's all thanks to this dude Bill.

I swear, every time I start winning, this guy goes and gets the most unbelievable hands you've ever seen. I'm talking like 12+ points in his hand AND crib. It's absolutely mental.

And don't even get me started on how unrealistic it all feels. Like, I get that it's just a game and all, but come on. A bit of realism never hurt nobody.

All in all, I'm not too impressed. Sure, the game looks good and all, but I'm not about to waste my time on something that's clearly slanted towards one particular player. So yeah, that's a no from me, fam.

Hey guys, let me tell you about my experience playing card games on cardgames.io. I gotta say, it wasn't great. I mean, I'm a pretty competitive person, and I HATE losing. So imagine my disappointment when I played game after game and kept getting my [censored] handed to me. Like, seriously, I couldn't catch a break.

But even if you're not that competitive, losing can still be a real bummer. And that's why I can't really recommend this site. Sure, it's got a lot of different card games to choose from, and the interface is pretty user-friendly. But if you're not winning, what's the point?

I don't know if it's just me, or if the other players on this site are just way better than I am. But whatever the case may be, I couldn't seem to hold my own. And that's why I'm giving cardgames.io a big fat thumbs down.

Look, I get it - not everyone is going to be a winner all the time. And maybe I'm just a sore loser, I don't know. But I do know that I won't be wasting my time (or my ego) on this site anymore. If you're looking for a card game site where you can actually have a fighting chance, I'd recommend you look elsewhere. Because on cardgames.io, the odds just aren't in your favor.

The programmers suck $#*! at their job, this is why they have no clue how to program the AI to have winning strategies. To compensate for their stupidity, laziness and incompetence, they blatently cheat the draws to allow their $#*!ty AI to win more often.

Okay, so let me tell you about CardGames.io (cardgames.io). I gotta be honest with you, I had a pretty rough time playing. Like, seriously, I would not recommend going there. It's a total trap! Like, unless you're playing solitaire, you're basically set up to lose. I mean, they lead you on, make you think you might have a chance, but then bam, the computer opponent, Bill (I mean, ugh, who wants to lose to a guy named Bill?), swoops in for the win. And don't even get me started on how rigged it all feels. Sure, I've had some moments of glory where I managed to pull off a win (cue happy dance!), but let's face it, those were few and far between. So yeah, I don't know, maybe give it a shot if you like torturing yourself, but you've been warned.

So, let me tell ya about this site called CardGames.io. It's a pretty sweet place to go if you're lookin' to play some card games without havin' to leave your house or put on pants. And trust me, nobody wants to see you playin' cards without pants on.

Anyway, I've been playin' on this site for a bit now and I gotta say, there's a good variety of games to play. They got classics like Solitaire and Hearts, but they've also got some games I've never even heard of before like Spite and Malice (which is a great game for anyone who wants to get some anger out).

The site itself is pretty easy to navigate and it's free to play. They got some ads on there, but what website doesn't these days? Honestly, it's not that big of a deal. Plus, you can play against other people online or against the computer which is kinda nice if you're feelin' lonely and just want some company.

Now, I will say that sometimes the computer can be a little bit of a cheater. Like, there's always that one player in Cribbage who seems to ALWAYS have a five, no matter what the cut card is. But hey, nobody's perfect, right?

Overall, I'd recommend givin' CardGames.io a try if you're lookin' for some simple and fun card games to play. It's a good way to pass the time and maybe even make some new online friends. Just don't forget to wear pants.

Dang, man, I was totally hooked on playing cribbage on cardgames.io until I got screwed over by that cursed computer! I was up by like 25 points in two different games, but then out of nowhere, that stupid computer starts pulling out the most amazing hands. Like, seriously, it's like the stars aligned just for that dang computer. And then, BAM, just like that, I'm the one losing. Ugh, it happens all the time and it's such a buzzkill.

I gotta say, it's a total joke how the computer always manages to get the absolute perfect cards at the exact right moments. I mean, come on now, can't it just let me have a little fun and win every once in a while? I used to love playing on this app, but now that I know it's rigged, it really sucks. What's the point of even playing if you know you're going to get screwed over in the end?

Overall, I'd say this app is pretty much a bust. It might be fun for a little while, but once you realize how rigged it is, it's just not worth it. Do yourself a favor and find a different app or game to play - trust me, you'll thank yourself later!

So, I gotta tell ya, I've been playin' CardGames.io for a while now, and lately I been tryna keep score in cribbage. And let me tell ya, it ain't been goin' too hot. Out of 32 games, I only won 15 of 'em. Now, I remember readin' somewhere that the winnin' percentage was supposed to be in my favor, but clearly that ain't the case. The reason bein', every dang time I play against Bill, he somehow manages to pull off these insane runs of high scorin' cribs like 12, 14, 18, and I'm stuck with measly scores like 2, 4, or maybe if I'm lucky, 8. It just don't feel fair or balanced.

But hey, maybe that's just my experience. If you're into card games and wanna give this site a shot, go ahead and give it a whirl. There's plenty of options to choose from - solitaire, spades, hearts, ya name it. And compared to other online card game sites I've seen, the interface is pretty slick. Just be warned, if you're playin' cribbage against Bill, you might find yourself pullin' your hair out in frustration.

Yo, I gotta say CardGames.io is totally my jam! I ain't no expert, I mostly dabble on chess.com and a few other spots. I can totally own up those newbie bots no problem, but when it comes to the medium difficulty ones, I sometimes struggle. Ya feel me? But what's up with Bill Jr.? That dude is supposed to be a walk in the park but he always ends up schooling me. Meanwhile, I can sometimes pull off a win against his pops, Bill Sr. What gives? Looks like these game developers aren't exactly geniuses.

Anyway, back to CardGames.io. This place is so legit. They've got all the classics like Solitaire and Hearts, but they also have lesser known games like Durak and Schnapsen. The interface is super clean and easy to navigate. I also appreciate that I can play against other peeps or bots depending on my mood.

The best part about CardGames.io though is that it's free. Yeah, that's right, FREE! I mean, I don't know how they're making their money but I don't really care. As long as I can keep playing without shelling out any cash, I'm all in.

Honestly, there's not much to complain about with CardGames.io. Sometimes the bots can be a bit wonky but that's to be expected. I also wish they had more games to choose from, but hey, beggars can't be choosers, right?

Overall, I'd recommend CardGames.io to anyone who's looking for a chill spot to play some cards. It's not perfect, but it's pretty dang close. Now if y'all will excuse me, I've got some Solitaire to crush. Peace out.

Dude, if you're into playing go fish with your lil kiddos, don't even give cardgames.io a second glance. This site's owner tries to defend their games with "stats", but come on - when you're winning like 4 measly games out of 50 and the rest of the robots are evenly splitting their stats, that's just straight up rigged. We even jotted down the numbers of the other players and it was a total fail. Screw it, we're going back to old school playing with actual cards and actual people.