Object:
To discard all the Clubs.
Rules:
- 24 tableau piles (4 rows of 6 piles each) - discard Clubs singly and in any order by clicking on it.
- stock (face down, right) - fills tableau during redeal.
- waste (right, below stock) - where Clubs go out of play.
- redeal button (right bottom) - Three redeals are allowed. At each redeal, all the cards from the tableau and from the stock are reshuffled.

Object:
To pair up all the cards in the deck in pairs of cards whose ranks total to 13.
Rules:
- Base Pyramid of 35 cards. Only uncovered cards are available for play. Discard pairs of cards whose ranks add to 13. Kings are discarded singly. To discard a pair, drop one card on the other.
- stock (top left) - turn over cards one at a time to the waste by clicking. One redeal.
- waste (below stock) - top card is available for play.

Big Two is a very popular card game in the Asian countries.
You go around putting Poker hands, and the first to put down all the cards wins.
In this game, youre playing against 3 computer players.
Based on Woo Kok Tangs Big Two for Palm, but I rewrote it from scratch.
The rules are slightly different from that version. Update
version 1.10 adds the option of comparing highest card on a flush, the option to have the winner start, and turns the "last card" pink.

Black Jack is a computer variant of a popular card game.

Freeware BlackJack program for ARM based Pocket PCs, created to practice basic strategy.

Object:
To move all the cards to the foundations.
Rules:
- 8 foundation piles (top) - up in suit from Ace to Jacks. At the start of the game the Aces are dealt here.
- 4 rows of 8 tableau piles (below foundations) - build down by alternate color. The top card of each pile in the top row is available for play on the foundations. The top card of each pile in the 2nd row is available for play on the top row, and so on, cards in each row are only available for play on the row immediately above.

Idea of the game:
The game is played with 36 cards. The purpose of the game is to get as few penalty pips as possible. The purpose of the round is to get as many pips as possible.
Cards count their pip value as follows:
A -11,
10 -10,
K -4,
Q -3,
J -2,
6-9-0.
There are 120 pips in the deck. A player with the least number of pips gets penalty pips, which are counted as follows:
31-59 pips-2,
0-30 pips-4,
no tricks-6.

Canfield is an addictive card game for your PocketPC which serves no purpose but to prevent you doing something useful, and it does it very well!

This program is designed to assist you with the Cash In/Cash Out process of a poker game.
The program will keep a running total of how much money is in play as well as displaying a total at the end of the game which can help you keep track of the rake.
The program also keeps a running chip count so that if chips arent returned you will know both the number of chips and the color.
When you begin your poker game start the program and choose cash in or out then simply choose the value of the chips and enter the quantities one by one or altogether as you pass out the chips.

Object:
To move all the cards to the foundations.
Rules:
- 4 tableau piles (center) - cards are moved here automatically. At the start of the game 1 card is dealt to each pile.
- stock (top, face down) - cards are moved from here during the game.
- 4 Suit Buttons (below tableau) - click on it, and if there are two or more tableau piles with top card of the same suit they will be covered by cards from the stock.