Russian Bank (Crapette) vs Euchre Ace

Russian Bank, also known as Crapette, is a dual player Solitaire card game! You can play against the computer (for free) or online against a friend (credits required). How to Play THE OBJECTIVE Be the first player to empty all your cards! You must play through your Reserve (Talon), Stock, and Discard piles. THE PILES STOCK: Your main deck. Tap it to reveal a card. DISCARD: Where you place cards that cannot be played elsewhere. Moving a stock card here ends your turn. RESERVE (Talon): A pile of 13 cards. Priority should be given to playing these cards to clear them out. BUILDING RULES FOUNDATIONS: Built starting from Ace up to King by suit (center piles) TABLEAU: Built in DESCENDING order with ALTERNATING colors (e.g., a Black 7 on a Red 8). LOADING (STRATEGY) You can "load" cards onto your opponent's Discard or Reserve piles if the card is the same suit and +/- 1 in value. Use this to slow them down! COMPULSORY MOVES In Russian Bank, foundations MUST be filled if a move is possible. If you forget to play to a foundation and try to do something else, your turn might be automatically restricted or ended (the "Crapette" rule). IN-APP PURCHASE Practice (playing against the computer) is free! To play online against a friend, the host needs a credit; no credit needed for the guest. Credits are available from the Store in the Home Screen.

Euchre Ace is the friendly way to learn Euchre and keep getting better at it, hand after hand. Most card apps just deal the cards. Euchre Ace plays alongside you. A built in coach watches every decision and offers a clear, plain spoken tip at the moments that matter: when to order up, when to go alone, which card to lead, and when to hold your bower. You are never put on the spot. The guidance is there when you want it, and quiet when you do not. Whether you are picking up the game for the first time or you have played at the kitchen table for years, Euchre Ace meets you where you are and helps you play smarter. WHAT YOU GET A coach that teaches as you play. Short, specific tips explain not just what to play but why, so the lesson sticks and your game improves on its own. Guided tutorials when you want to go deeper. Short lessons on individual topics, each paired with a live walk through of a sample hand, so you can study one part of the game away from the table. Opponents that play a real game. Choose your difficulty. The easier levels are patient and forgiving. Expert plays a sharp, honest game that will push you. Bidding practice. A focused trainer that grades your bids against an expert read of the hand, so you can sharpen the part of Euchre that decides most games. Progress you can see. Follow your skill over time with clear stats, including a decision quality score that rewards good choices rather than lucky cards. A hand recap. After a hand, see the one moment that mattered most and what a stronger play would have looked like. Game Center leaderboards. Compare your wins, streaks, loners, and more with players everywhere. House rules to match your table. Turn on options like Stick the Dealer, Farmer's Hand, Ace No Face, Canadian Loner and more so the game plays the way you play at home. Plays anywhere. Fully offline. No account, no sign in, no waiting on a connection. Just deal and play. Euchre Ace was built by one person who loves this game and wanted a version that helps people enjoy it more by helping them play it well. I hope it earns a spot on your home screen.