No shuffling, no dealing
The cards shuffle and deal themselves, and your hand stays sorted. You see the whole table at a glance, so decisions come faster: a hand takes about half as long as it does around a real table — two games in the time of one.
Your Kanasta table is always set.
A four-player Kanasta table, played in teams of two. With friends online or against bots — it opens in your browser, with nothing to install.
Free · no password needed
The right place to play Kanasta
The engine carries the rules
Melds, Kanastas, buried packets, going out — the game keeps track of all of it. An invalid move is stopped gently and explained. No rule arguments at the table.
The same table on every device
Phone, tablet or desktop — the same table, the same layout. Open it in your browser, or get the iPhone and iPad app.
Kanasta in four steps
Every hand runs through these four steps. You don’t need to know Kanasta: the in-game tutorial table walks you through a full hand.
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Draw, or take the pile
On your turn you draw a card from the stock or take the discard pile. The pile is always taken whole, whatever cards you hold.
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Lay down a meld
Three or more cards of the same rank go to your team’s area. Jokers and twos stand in as wild cards.
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Make a Kanasta
A meld of seven cards becomes a Kanasta and earns a bonus. A Kanasta built from the trump card’s rank or suit doubles that bonus. It is also the road to going out.
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Go out
Once the conditions are met you discard your last card and close the hand. Scores are counted, a new hand begins.
The full rules and scoring table: Kanasta rules.
Sit down and start
The home screen offers three ways in: an online table with friends, practice against bots, or a read through the rules. An email address is all you need to sign up — no password, just a verification code.
The table is set.
A hand of Kanasta is seconds away.
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