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Classic Cribbage

The game you know, the way you like it.

Traditional Cribbage

The classic card game dating back to the 17th century. Score points through pairs, runs, flushes, and sums to 15. Race to 121 on the cribbage board. Available in 2, 3, and 4 player games plus 2v2 partners, with options for rated or unrated play. Three-player games get their own 3 Way Board.

Manual Count

The purist's version. You score your own hands and track the pegging sum in your head — no automated counting. During pegging, the running total isn't displayed. True cribbage mastery required.

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Cribbage with Muggins

Miss points in your hand count and your opponent can call "Muggins" to claim them. Sharpens your counting skills fast — every overlooked combination is a gift to your adversary.

Rule Twists

Same board, same cards, new rules. Each one changes how you keep, toss and peg.

Canadian Doubles

A fresh twist on partnership cribbage that players love once they try it. Only two players pick up cards — 10 each — and split them: keep 4 for yourself, send 4 to your partner, toss 2 to the crib. More cards, more strategy, more teamwork.

Cribbage with Jokers

A 56-card deck with four wild jokers. When you play a joker during pegging, you set its value right then and there — and it keeps that value when the hand is counted. With four wildcards in play, 5-, 6-, 7- and even 8-of-a-kind pegging runs become possible.

+19 Crib

There is one score a cribbage hand can never make: 19. In +19 Crib the old joke becomes the jackpot. A hand or crib that counts exactly zero scores +19 instead. Everything else is standard cribbage to 121, so do you keep the safe 4 points or gut your hand and chase the 19?

Lowball Cribbage

Also known as Losers Cribbage, Backwards Cribbage, or Reverse Cribbage. The first player reaching 121 points loses. Try to form the worst possible hands, load your opponent's crib with good cards, and trap them into scoring points while pegging.

Back Up 10

Standard cribbage with one twist: a hand or crib that counts exactly zero moves you backward 10 points. Suddenly the throwaway hand matters. Keep junk and you do not just miss points, you give some back. First to 121 still wins.

Toss Fives

Every 5 you are dealt goes to the crib, tossed for you automatically before you choose your own discards. Fives love tens and faces, so the crib becomes a powder keg. Plan your keeps around a crib that is almost guaranteed to score.

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Crazy Faces

You start out playing Traditional, and with the turn of a face card you are suddenly playing Lowball. Just as you break up a 12-point hand, you cut a Jack and you're back to playing Traditional.

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Crib Sight

Ever regretted your crib toss after you saw the cut? Not in this game. You get to see the cut before you discard.

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PegWars

Want to work on your pegging? In this game your hands don't score, just your pegging.

Crash Cribbage

Every peg shares one figure-8 track. The first time you score you pick your direction, LEFT or RIGHT. Land exactly on another peg and you crash it: a back peg gets launched forward, a front peg backward, and crashes can chain. First to 121 wins, even by being crashed across the finish.

Cribbage+

Cribbage meets your other favorite games.

Kings Cribbage

A refreshing strategic blend of Cribbage and Scrabble. Players place tiles on a grid to build the highest-scoring cribbage hands in rows and columns. An addictive combination that rewards both card knowledge and spatial thinking.

CrossCribb

The exciting strategy game that multiplies the fun times five. Build five high-scoring cribbage hands on a 5×5 grid while simultaneously sabotaging your opponent. You are never dealt a hand — one card comes up at a time and you play it or toss it to the crib. One player builds columns, the other builds rows, and the player with the higher total scores the difference. Play four rounds, six, or as long as it takes — first to 31 wins.