Ganjifa

This table needs all three seats before the first card is dealt, so the host has two links to send and picks how long the match is: 3 or 6 deals. Nothing happens until the other two arrive, and there are no computer seats at a table with friends.

Each hand is 32 cards and eight of them are face up, so you see your own whole hand and the eight open cards of each other seat. Their other cards show as a count, because you can see how many they hold and not which. A card played face down in the second phase shows as a back to everyone but the seat that played it.

When the lead is yours, the cards and buttons the rules allow are marked, and a card that is not offered says why when you press it. When you have nothing you can lead and choose to give up the lead, your hand is shuffled face down and the next seat picks one of the backs. The tracker names the top card of every suit and crosses off what has been played face up.

At the count each seat's score for the deal is shown, and all three of you press Next deal to go on. If one of you leaves in the middle of a deal, the table waits. Chat is always on at the table, and voice only if the host switched it on when they made it.