Sit at a table in seconds, or send your friends a code and play Rung together. Free, fair and fast on any phone.
No download. Sign in with Google or Apple. Android app coming soon.
Each game has its own lobby, tables for every coin level, and private tables for friends.
4 players · 2 teams · also called Rang or Coat Piece
Choose the Rung, team up with the player across from you and lift tricks together. The favourite of family evenings, now online.
4 players · every player for themselves
Dodge the hearts and the Queen of Spades, pass three cards each hand and keep your score low. Or take them all and shoot the moon.
Cousins in another city? Old friends abroad? Open a private table and send the code. They tap the link and sit down at your table, no searching.
Made for real games between real people, on everyday phones and patchy networks.
Every seat is a person. A bot only steps in for a player who drops out.
The server shuffles and deals. Nobody's cards ever reach anyone else's phone, so there's nothing to peek at.
Lost signal? Your seat waits for you, and you're back in the hand when you return.
A daily bonus, missions and short videos top you up whenever you run low.
Earn XP every match, level up, and add the players you enjoyed a game with.
Opens fast in your browser and runs smoothly on budget phones.
Use your Google or Apple account. No forms, no passwords to remember.
Court Piece or Hearts. Choose any table whose entry you have the coins for.
You're seated with real players right away, or with friends at your own table.
Yes. Taash is free. You start with free coins and can get more every day with the daily bonus, missions, or a short video. Coins are for play only and have no cash value.
Yes. Open a private table, then share its six-letter code or link on WhatsApp or anywhere else. Your friends tap the link and sit straight down at your table.
No. Taash runs in the browser on your phone or computer. Sign in with Google or Apple and you are at a table in seconds. An Android app is coming soon.
No. Every seat is a real person. A bot only plays for someone who drops out, so the game can finish, and they can take their seat back when they return.
Rung (also written Rang) is the trump suit. The player after the dealer looks at their first five cards and chooses it, and any card of that suit beats every card of the other suits. Read the full Court Piece rules.
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