Lansquenet
Three to six of you, one link each. One bank, two cards, and the first pair decides.
How to play
Pick how many of you there will be before you make the table, three to six, and how long a match is, one to four laps of the bank. The host gets a link for every other seat and sends one each. Nothing is drawn until every seat is taken, unless the host starts short-handed with three or more seats.
Every seat starts on 100 play chips and the table shows every seat's chips and what it has staked. When it is your turn it offers what you can do: post the bank, stake, cover the whole bank or pass, and after a win keep the bank or pass it on. When it is not, it says why.
The cards turn themselves, one after another, and nobody clicks for them. The deciding card is ringed and marked Pair, and the result, and the chips it moves, wait until the last card has shown. Show all the cards skips the wait.
A seat that runs out of chips only watches, and closing its tab changes nothing for the others. Most chips when the last lap ends wins, and a tie is shared. Chat is always on, and voice only if the host switched it on when they made the table.