Euchre Lobby

Ways to Play

• Join a public game. Sit down at any open seat. The game starts once the table fills.
• Create a public game. You pick the house rules and the table opens to anyone. Bots take whatever seats are still empty when the countdown runs out, so it starts on schedule even if nobody else turns up.
• Create a private game. The table stays closed to everyone without your invite link, and bots can fill the empty seats if your group is short.
• Play solo against bots. A full game whenever you want one, with no waiting. Your first solo game can run in Learning Mode, which talks through every decision in the opening hand and then steps back, staying available for a hint when you ask.

Three or Four Players

Standard euchre seats four in two partnerships. The lobby also runs three-player Cutthroat, where whoever names trump plays that hand alone against the other two and the sides reset on the next deal. You choose the size when you create the table. Same 24-card deck either way, same bidding, so nothing you know stops applying.

House Rules

Every table carries the rule set whoever created it picked. Stick the Dealer keeps a hand from being thrown in when everyone passes twice, because the dealer has to name something. Ace No Face and Farmer's Hand both send a hand back to be dealt again when it is too weak to play. The variations page covers what each one changes.

Stepping Away and Coming Back

A bot takes your seat so the rest of the table is not left waiting on you. The lobby shows the game still running when you return, and rejoining drops you back in at the current hand while the bot stands down.

Guests and Accounts

Guest play gets you into public games right away, with nothing but a name. An account, through Google, Facebook, or an email address, adds private tables, friend invites, and stats that carry across sessions. Either way, the name and avatar on your seat are visible to the other players, and no payment details are collected. The privacy policy has the full accounting.