Which Traditional Card Games Are Most Played in Real Time?

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Which Traditional Card Games Are Most Played in Real Time?

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I’d like to play in real time — which traditional card games on BGA have the largest number of active real-time players?

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I think I found that card game – could it be Wizard?
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All those stats are now unfortunately hidden, hard to tell.. i guess you can compare how many table are opened for live-play in the lobby. Spades, Hearts, French Tarot seems popular
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magnum108 wrote: 24 June 2025, 06:52 I’d like to play in real time — which traditional card games on BGA have the largest number of active real-time players?
In falling order (played as live games this month, part of the top 200): Rummy, Hearts, French Tarot, Belote, Cribbage, Spite and Malice, Poker Texas Hold'em, Golf, Blackjack, Coinche, Gin Rummy, Spades, Canasta.
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cigma wrote: 26 June 2025, 16:11
magnum108 wrote: 24 June 2025, 06:52 I’d like to play in real time — which traditional card games on BGA have the largest number of active real-time players?
In falling order (played as live games this month, part of the top 200): Rummy, Hearts, French Tarot, Belote, Cribbage, Spite and Malice, Poker Texas Hold'em, Golf, Blackjack, Coinche, Gin Rummy, Spades, Canasta.
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cigma wrote: 26 June 2025, 16:11 In falling order (played as live games this month, part of the top 200): Rummy, Hearts, French Tarot, Belote, Cribbage, Spite and Malice, Poker Texas Hold'em, Golf, Blackjack, Coinche, Gin Rummy, Spades, Canasta.
Just out of curiosity, where do you find that info (if it's accessible to normal users)?
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lippoe wrote: 09 July 2025, 21:07
cigma wrote: 26 June 2025, 16:11 In falling order (played as live games this month, part of the top 200): Rummy, Hearts, French Tarot, Belote, Cribbage, Spite and Malice, Poker Texas Hold'em, Golf, Blackjack, Coinche, Gin Rummy, Spades, Canasta.
Just out of curiosity, where do you find that info (if it's accessible to normal users)?
I am sorry, this information is not generally available.
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cigma wrote: 10 July 2025, 23:26
lippoe wrote: 09 July 2025, 21:07
cigma wrote: 26 June 2025, 16:11 In falling order (played as live games this month, part of the top 200): Rummy, Hearts, French Tarot, Belote, Cribbage, Spite and Malice, Poker Texas Hold'em, Golf, Blackjack, Coinche, Gin Rummy, Spades, Canasta.
Just out of curiosity, where do you find that info (if it's accessible to normal users)?
I am sorry, this information is not generally available.
Okay, thanks - it isn't always clear here who has extra (moderator?) permissions.
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