This article describes many uses of cards and the number of games or pastimes that they can be used for. Cards are for people by themselves or with a group of people.

Occasionally you hear about the “Dead Man’s Hand” in cards, but what does it really mean? Do you feel odd when confronted with an Ace of Spades? Do you play cards on a bare surface, or do you need the surface covered?

When it somes to playing card games with family and/or friends; perhaps a few rules need to be established or at least talked over. This article could get the ball rolling.

If you or anyone you know has a handicap and feel you can no longer do ordinary things like playing cards, think again. Here are some ideas that may help make life a little easier and more fun.

Newsletter information for the Card Games site and the people that play the games!

Would you like to boost morale at your workplace and spend very little money to do it? Here are some suggestions to help make that happen.

Card games do not have to just consist of poker and pinochle decks. Here are some ideas for gifts and games to just have around the house for fun times. You could get a few and put together some gift baskets to hand out.

This game combines matching cards to dominoes. The object is to be the first to match up all five of your dominoes to corresponding card totals. The game could be over quickly or it could take a bit of time to complete.

On October 13, 2010, TAPS aired a ghost investigation of the Saratoga Springs History Museum. It is also the former home of the Canfield Casino. Here is the game of Canfield that was started by the former owner of the casino.

Scoring and strategy tips for the game of Canasta.