Knorri

Three to six seats. Choose how many, and how many hands to play, when you make the table, then send each seat its own link. If fewer come, the host can start once three have sat down. There are no computers at a room's table.

Nine cards lie face up and the rest are turned one at a time. When a turned card could take more than one card, its seat is asked which. Every other card the table turns and takes by itself. Then the hands are played out: beat the top card of the trick or pick up the bottom one, and the last seat still holding cards loses.

Every other seat's hand shows as a number, and the log records every capture, play and pick-up and the board shows the newest lines of it, so anyone can work out who holds what. Once you are out of a hand you watch the others finish it. With hands still to come the table waits for a seat that has left, so stay for the next one. Chat is always on at the table, and voice only if the host switched it on when they made it. The rules in full, and a hand played out.