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Casino is a card game using a regular pack of 52 cards. Ace is counted as one. The aim is to capture cards from the table. The face card can only capture another same face card. A numerical card (from 10 to ace) can capture all same rank cards and other numerical cards which add up equal to the capturing card's value. You can also group a set of cards called build for your further capture. All the captured cards are scored according to a set of rules. A player who reaches first 21 scores win .

Go Fish is a card game played with a standard 52-card deck. With only two players, seven cards are dealt to each. All remaining cards are placed face down in a stock pile. On your turn, you ask a player for a specific card rank. If the person you ask has no relevant cards, they say, "Go fish." You then draw the top card from the stock pile. The game continues until a player has no cards left in their hand or the draw pile runs out. The player who has the most sets of four same rank cards win

Eights also known as Crazy Eights, or Swedish Rummy uses a standard 52 card pack. For two players, the dealer deals seven cards to each player one at a time. The remaining cards are placed face down on the table as stock, and the top card of the stock is turned face up and placed beside the stock to start the discard pile. The objective of the play is to get rid of all cards on hand by matching with the face up card either same rank or same suit. An 8 card is a wild card.

Paplu is an Indian Rummy game with object to form 13 cards on hand into melds which are ​three or four cards of the same rank but different suit (such as 7-7-7), or a run of three or more cards of consecutive rank in the same suit (such as 8-7-6-5 of heart). Two standard packs of cards plus two jokers are used. Ace can be ranked either high or low as in AKQ and 32A. The beauty of this game is to play against a robot, and you have an option to see how it plays.

Gin Rummy is a card game with object to form melds which are three or four cards of the same rank (such as 7-7-7, or a run of three or more cards of consecutive rank in the same suit (such as 8-7-6-5 of heart) . Ace is counted as one. All face cards are counted as 10. Other cards are counted as their face value. The beauty of this game is to play against a robot, and you have an option to see how it plays. When the game ends, the player with minimum points of non-meld cards wins.

Tonk is a kind of knock rummy. There are several ways to win a game. A player whose initial hand contains 50 points is “Tonk” and win. You can “knock” by placing all your cards face up and win if you have a lower total point in your hand. You can lay down meld of cards and if you get rid of all your cards, you “tonk” and win. At the end of your play, you discard a card face up on to the discard pile and if you have no card in your hand after the discard, you win.