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3 in 1 (4 to 7 [2 to
9] players)
4 Colour Chess Cards
(Si Se Pai) (2 to 4 players)
All 5's (cards) (2 or
3 players)
7's (= Fan Tan,
Parliament) (3 to 8 players)
8's (2 or more
players)
8-5-3 (= Sergeant
Major) (3 players)
9 Card Don (4 players)
Sky 9 (= Tien Gow) (4
players)
9-5-2 (3 players)
10 (Poker variant)
13 (= Tien Len) (2 to
4 players)
21 (Blackjack) (2 to 7
players)
31 (= Schwimmen,
Schnauz) (2 to 8 players)
31 (= Scat) (2 to 9
players)
31 (= One and Thirty,
Bone Ace) (2 to 8 players)
40 (Cuarenta) (4
players)
42 (4 players)
45s (4 or 6 players)
5 Up (= All 5's:
dominoes) (2 to 4 players)
63 (4 players)
66 (2 players)
83 (4 players)
98 (2 to 10 players)
99 (trick-taking game)
(3 [2 to 5] players)
99 (similar to 98 -
adding game) (2 to 10 players)
100 (the Chinese game
Da Bai Fen) (4 players)
100 (similar to 98 and
99 - adding game) (2 to 10 players)
120 (= Forty-fives) (4
or 6 players)
500 (3 to 6 players)
500 Rum (2 to 8
players)
800 (Ottocento:
Tarocchi Bolognesi) (4 players)
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A
Abyssinia (Poker
variant)
Ace-Deuce (= Yablon)
(2 to 8 players)
Aces and
Kings - a 2 deck game
Agurk (= Cucumber) (2
to 7 players)
Alcalde (3 players)
Alkort (4 players)
All For One or One For
All (Poker variant)
All Fives (cards) (2
or 3 players)
All Fives (dominoes)
(2 to 4 players)
Aluette (4 players)
Anaconda (Poker
variant)
l'Ascenseur (= Oh
Hell!) (3 to 6 players)
Ashush (= Basra) (2 [3
or 4] players)
Asshole (= President,
Scum, Bum) (4 to 7 players)
Auction (Poker
variant)
Auction Forty-Fives (4
or 6 players)
Authors (3 to 6 [2]
players)
Avinas (4 players)
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B
Baccarat (2 to 12
players)
Baker's Dozen
- a 1 deck strategy game
Barbu (4 players)
Bartok (2 or more
players)
Basra (2 [3 or 4]
players)
Baseball (Poker
variant)
Bela (2 or 3 players)
Belote (4 players)
Belote Decouverte (2
players)
Bergen (Dominoes) (2
to 4 players)
Between the Sheets (=
Yablon) (2 to 8 players)
Bid Euchre (4 [6 or 8]
players)
Bid Whist (4 players)
Black Hole
Blackjack (2 to 7
players)
Black Maria (variation
of Hearts) (3 or 4 players)
Black Maria (Finnish)
(2 to 6 players)
Blackout (= Oh Hell!)
(4 to 6 [3, 7] players)
Bone Ace (2 to 8
players)
Boodle (= Michigan) (3
to 8 players)
Botifarra (4 players)
Boure (Boo-Ray) (4 to
10 players)
Brcko (= Stovkahra) (4
players)
Bridge (4 players)
Brisca (2 to 5
players)
Briscola (2 to 6
players)
Brus (4 or 6 players)
Buddha's Folly (Poker
variant)
Bullshit (2 to 10
players)
Bum (= Asshole) (4 to
7 players)
Bura (2 [or up to 6]
players)
Bust (= Oh Hell!) (4
to 6 [3, 7] players)
Butthead (= Asshole)
(4 to 7 players)
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C
Calabresella (=
Terziglio) (3 players)
Camicia (2 players)
Canasta (4 players)
Capitalism (=
President) (4 to 7 players)
Carioca (2 to 4 [5]
players)
Carousel (2 to 5
players)
Casino (2 to 4
players)
Cat and Mouse (= Spite
and Malice) (2 players)
Cau Robat (3 to 5
players)
Cego (3 or 4 players)
Chase the Ace (=
Cuckoo) (6 or more players)
Cheat (2 to 10
players)
Chicago (Swedish) (2
to 4 players)
Chicago (Bridge
variant)
Chicago (Poker
variant)
Chinese
Solitaire
Chinese Ten (2 to 4
players)
Choi Dai Di (4 [3 to
5] players)
Church (Poker variant)
Ciapano (3 to 5
players)
Cicera (4 players)
Cincinnati (Poker
variant)
Cinch (= Pedro) (4
players)
Clabber (= Clobyosh)
(2 [or 3] players)
Clobyosh (2 [or 3]
players)
Coch (4 players)
Coiffeur-Schieber Jass
(3 [4] players)
Coinche (4 players)
Contract Rummy (3 to 5
players)
Coteccio (Trieste) (2
to 7 players)
Cowpie Poker (Poker
variant)
Crates (2 to 5
players)
Crazy Eights (2 or
more players)
Cribbage (Five Card)
(2 players)
Cribbage (Six Card) (2
to 4 players)
Cuarenta (4 [or 2]
players)
Cucco (4 players)
Cuckoo (6 or more
players)
Cucumber (= Agurk) (2
to 7 players)
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D
Da Bai Fen (100) (4
players)
Dakota (Poker variant)
Danish Tarok (3 [or 4]
players)
D.E. (= President,
Asshole) (4 to 7 players)
Demons and
Thieves - a cross between Canfield and Forty Thieves
Devil's Bridge (= Oh
Hell!) (4 to 6 [3, 7] players)
Differenzler Jass (3
or 4 players)
Dirty Schultz (Poker
variant)
Dobbm (4 [or 5]
players)
Dom Pedro (4 players)
Don (nine card) (4
players)
Doppelkopf (4 [or 5]
players)
Double Solitaire (2
players)
Droggn (Stubai Tarock)
(3 [or 4] players)
Drunkard (2 [3 or 4]
players)
Durak (2 to 6 players)
Duren Piatkowy (3 to 6
[or more] players)
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E
Eagle Wing
EastHaven - a
variation of Klondike
Egyptian Ratscrew (2
or more players)
Eighty-three (4
players)
Eleusis (4 to 8
players)
Elevator (= Oh Hell!)
(4 to 6 [3, 7] players)
Elevator (Poker
variant)
Emperors and Scum (=
President, Asshole) (4 to 7 players)
Encaje (3 or 5
players)
English Stud (Poker
variant)
Euchre (4 [or 6]
players)
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F
Fan Tan (= Sevens,
Parliament) (3 to 8 players)
Five Card Draw (Poker
variant)
Five Hundred (3 to 6
players)
Five Hundred Rum (2 to
8 players)
Five-Up (Dominoes) (2
to 4 players)
Flower and Scorpion
(Dominoes) (2 to 4 players)
Follow the Queen
(Poker variant)
Four Seasons
Solitaire
Forty Thieves
- a classic 2 deck game
Forty-two (4 players)
Forty-Fives (4 or 6
players)
FoxFire 13
FreeCell - A
favorite solitaire that comes with Windows 95
French Tarot (4 [3 or
5] players)
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G
German Whist (2
players)
Gin Rummy (2 [3 or 4]
players)
Gleek (3 players)
Go Fish (3 to 6 [2]
players)
Golden Ten (3 to 7
players)
Golf
Gong Zhu (4 or 5
players)
The Good, The Bad, and
The Ugly (Poker variant)
Great Wheel -
an interesting 2 deck game
Grocery Store Dots
(Poker variant)
Guinote (Tute variant)
(2 to 5 players)
Guts (Poker variant)
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H
Hand and Foot (4 [2 to
6] players)
Have a Heart (Poker
variant)
Hearts (4 [3 or 5]
players)
Henway (Poker variant)
High Card Pool (= Red
Dog) (3 to 8 players)
High Five (= Pedro) (4
players)
High-Low-Jack (=
Pitch) (4 [3 to 6] players)
Hola (2 or 4 [3]
players)
L'Hombre (3 [4]
players)
Hornafjar_armanni (3
players)
Hosen 'runter (=
Schwimmen, Schnauz) (2 to 8 players)
Howdy Doody (Poker
variant)
Hundred (the Chinese
game Da Bai Fen) (4 players)
Hundred (similar to 98
and 99 - adding game) (2 to 10 players)
Hundred and twenty (=
Forty-fives) (4 or 6 players)
Hungarian Tarokk (Paskievics)
(4 [5] players)
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I
Idiot's Delight
Solitaire
I Doubt It (2 to 6
players)
Illustrated Hungarian
Tarokk (Palatinusz) (4 [5] players)
In Between (= Yablon)
(2 to 8 players)
Indian Poker (Poker
variant)
Iron Cross (Poker
variant)
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J
Jacks to Open, Trips
to Win (Poker variant)
Jack the Shifter
(Poker variant)
Jass (2 to 6 players)
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K
Kaiser (4 players)
Kaiserspiel (=
Kaiserjass) (4 or 6 players)
Kap Tai Shap (2 or
more players)
Karma (= Shithead,
Palace) (3 to 6 players)
Karnoffel (4 players)
Kemps (4 [6 or 8]
players)
King (4 players)
King Pedro (4 players)
King Rummy (3 to 5
players)
Kings in the Corners
(2 to 4 or more players)
Kjempetosk (= Stortok)
(2 to 5 players)
Klabberjass (=
Clobyosh) (2 [or 3] players)
Klaverjas (4 players)
Klondike -
The classic game that comes with Windows
Klootzakken (=
President) (4 to 7 players)
Knack (= Schwimmen,
Schnauz) (2 to 8 players)
Knaves (3 players)
Knockout Whist (2 to 7
players)
Konigsrufen (Austrian
Tarock) (4 [5] players)
Kozel (2 [or up to 5]
players)
Kraken (Klaverjas
variant) (4 players)
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L
Lame Brain Pete (Poker
variant)
Last One (2 to 6
players)
Laugavatnsmanni (3
players)
Laugh and Lie Down (5
players)
Let It Ride (2 or more
players)
L'Hombre (3 [4]
players)
Liuk Fu (3 [4]
players)
Liverpool Rummy (3 to
5 players)
Loba (Argentinian) (2
to 5 players)
Loba (Central
American) (2 to 4 [5] players)
Looking for Friends (6
to 12 players)
Luk Fu (3 [4] players)
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M
Madrasso (4 players)
Manipulation (2 to 5
players)
Manni (3 players)
Mao (2 or more
players)
Marias (2 to 4
players)
Marjapussi (4 players)
Mattis (= Mas,
Mjolnarmatte, Skitgubbe) (3 [2 or 4] players)
Maw (3 to 10 players)
May I? (3 to 5
players)
Mensch (4 players)
Mexican Stud (Poker
variant)
Mexican Sweat (Poker
variant)
Mexican Train
(dominoes) (2 to 10 players)
Michigan (3 to 8
players)
Michigan Rummy (=
Three in One) (4 to 7 [2 to 9] players)
Midnight Baseball
(Poker variant)
Mighty (3 to 8
players)
Minnesota Whist (4
players)
Mitsubishi (Poker
variant)
Mittlere Jass (3
players)
Molotow Jass (4
players)
Mount Sunflower
Solitaire
Muggins (= Five-Up:
dominoes) (2 to 4 players)
Mus (4 or 6 players)
Mus Frances (Encaje)
(3 or 5 players)
Mustamaija (2 to 6
players)
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N
Napalm (4 to 7
players)
Napoleon (also known
as Nap) (2 to 7 players)
Nerts (2 to 6, 8, 10
players)
Newmarket (= Michigan)
(3 to 8 players)
Nine Card Don (4
players)
Ninety-Eight (2 to 10
players)
Ninety-Nine
(trick-taking game) (3 [2 to 5] players)
Ninety-Nine (variation
of 98 - adding game) (2 to 10 players)
Nine Five Two (3
players)
NLK (4 to 9 players)
Noddy (2 players)
Nos (Dominoes) (3 to 5
players)
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O
Oh Hell! (4 to 6 [3,
7] players)
Oh Shit! (= Oh Hell!)
(4 to 6 [3, 7] players)
Oklahoma Gin (2 [3 or
4] players)
Old Maid (2 or more
players)
One and Thirty (2 to 8
players)
Omaha (Poker variant)
Ombre (= L'Hombre) (3
[4] players)
Ottocento (Tarocchi
Bolognesi) (4 players)
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P
Pai Gow (2 to 7
players)
Pai Gow Poker (2 to 7
players)
Palace (= Shithead) (3
to 6 players)
Pandoeren (4 players)
Parliament (= Sevens,
Fan Tan) (3 to 8 players)
Paskahousu (4 or 5 [3
to 7] players)
Paskievics Tarokk
(Hungarian call XX tarokk) (4 [5] players)
Patience (Solitaire)
(1 player)
Peanuts (= Nerts)(2 to
6, 8, 10 players)
Pedro (4 players)
Pennies from Heaven (6
players)
Pepper (4 [2, 3]
players)
Perdivinci (= Ciapano)
(3 to 5 players)
Pick a Partner (Poker
variant)
Pidro (4 players)
Piquet (2 players)
Pinochle (double deck)
(4 players)
Pinochle (single deck)
(4 players)
Pinochle
(three-player, auction) (3 [or more] players)
Pinochle (two-player)
(2 players)
Pishti (4 or 2 [3]
players)
Pitch (= Setback) (4
[3 to 6] players)
Pits (= Zheng Shangyou)
(4 to 6 players)
Plus-Minus Jass (3 or
4 players)
Podkidnoy Durak (2 to
6 players)
Podrida (2 to 9
players)
Poker (3 to 7 players)
Poker Bull (3 or more
players)
Poker Menteur (3 to 5
[2 to 8] players)
Poker Squares
Solitaire
Polignac (4 to 6
players)
Polish Red Dog (or
Polski Pachuck) (3 to 8 players)
Pontoon (3 to 8 [or
more] players)
Pounce (= Nerts) (2 to
6, 8, 10 players)
Preferans (Russian) (3
or 4 players)
Preferansz (Donauschwaben)
(3 players)
Preference (Austrian)
(3 [4] players)
Preference (Croatian)
(3 players)
President (= Asshole)
(4 to 7 players)
The Price is Right
(Poker variant)
Primero (2 or more
players)
Progressive Rummy (3
to 5 players)
Proter (3 to 6
players)
Psycho (Poker variant)
Pukk (5 to 7 players)
Push (4 players)
Put (2 players)
P'yanitsa (2 [3 or 4]
players)
Pyramid
Pyramid
Solitaire
R
Rabloulti (3 players)
Racehorse (Pitch
variant) - see Pitch
Racing Demon (=
Pounce, Nerts) (2 to 6, 8, 10 players)
Railroad Canasta (2 or
more players)
Rami (= Rummy) (2 to 4
[5, 6] players)
Ramsch (Schieberamsch)
(3 [4] players)
Ramsli (2 to 6
players)
Rangoon (Station, Blue Moon, Gaps, Montana Aces)
Raub (4 [2 or 3]
players)
Red Dog (2 to 8
players)
Rich Man, Poor Man (=
President, Asshole) (4 to 7 players)
Ride the Bus (= Scat)
(2 to 9 players)
Roi (le Jeu du) (=
King) (4 players)
Romanian Whist (3 to 8
players)
Rook (4 [3 or 5]
players)
Root Beer (President)
(3 to 6 players)
Rouge et Noir
- A strategic 2 deck game.
Rovescino (= Ciapano)
(3 to 5 players)
uff and Honours (4
players)
Ruff and Trump (4
players)
Rufmariasch (4
players)
Rummy (2 to 4 [5, 6]
players)
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S
Samba (Samba-Canasta)
(2 to 6 players)
Scat (= 31) (2 to 9
players)
Schafkopf (4 players)
Schieber Jass (4 [6]
players)
Schmier (6 or 5
players)
Schnapsen (2 players)
Schnauz (= Schwimmen)
(2 to 8 players)
Schwimmen (2 to 8
players)
Scopone (4 players)
Scorpion - a
1 deck Spider type game
Screw Your Neighbor (=
Cuckoo) (6 or more players)
Scum (= Asshole) (4 to
7 players)
Sechsundsechzig (2
players)
Second Hand High
(Poker variant)
Selection/Rejection
(Poker variant)
Sequence (Poker
variant)
Sergeant Major (3
players)
Setback (= Pitch) (4
[3 or 6] players)
Sevens (= Fan Tan,
Parliament) (3 to 8 players)
Shanghai Rummy (3 to 5
players)
Shanghai (3 to 5
players)
Sheepshead (5 players)
Shithead (= Palace) (3
to 6 [2] players)
Shoot (3 to 8 players)
Shoot Pontoon (3 to 8
players)
Simple
Pleasures Solitaire: [10's], [11's], [12's], [13's], [14's],
[15's], [16's], [17's]
Si Se Pai (4 Colour
Chess Cards) (2 to 4 players)
Sixty-six (2 players)
Sixty-three (4
players)
Sjavs (4 players)
Skat (3 [4] players)
Skitgubbe (= Mas) (3
[2 or 4] players)
Slippery Sam (3 to 8
players)
Slovenian Tarok (3 or
4 [5] players)
Sluitspieren (=
President) (4 to 7 players)
Smear (4 to 6 players)
Snoozer (4 players)
Solitaire
Solo Whist (4 players)
Spades (4 [3 or 2]
players)
Speed (= Spit) (2
players)
Spit (2 players)
Spite and Malice (2
players)
Spit in the Ocean
(Poker variant)
Spoons (3 to 8
players)
Spitzer (4 players)
Squeal (= Pounce,
Nerts) (2 to 6, 8, 10 players)
Stitch (3 to 8
players)
Stortok (2 to 5
players)
Stovkahra (4 players)
Stubai Tarock (3 [or
4] players)
Stud Poker (Poker
variant)
St_rivolt (4 players)
Sueca (4 players)
Switch (= Crazy
Eights) (2 or more players)
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T
Table Top Cribbage (2
or 4 players)
Tappen (Dobbm) (4 [or
5] players)
Tarantella -
a 2 deck game
Tarocchi Bolognesi
(Ottocento) (4 players)
Tarock (Austrian) (4
[5] players)
Tarock (Stubaital) (3
[or 4] players)
Tarok (Danish) (3 [or
4} players)
Tarok (Slovenian) (3
or 4 [5] players)
Tarokk (Hungarian) (4
[5] players)
Taroky (Czech /
Slovak) (4 [5] players)
Tarot (general)
Tarot (French) (3 to 5
players)
Ten (Poker variant)
Terziglio (=
Calabresella) (3 players)
Texas Hold 'Em (Poker
variant)
Thirteen (= Tien Len)
(2 to 4 players)
Thirty-one (=
Schwimmen, Schnauz) (2 to 8 players)
Thirty-one (= Scat) (2
to 9 players)
Three Five Seven
(Poker variant)
Three in One (4 to 7
[2 to 9] players)
Three's
Company - a 2 deck game
Three Thirteen (2 or
more players)
Tic Tac Toe (Poker
variant)
Tien Gow (4 players)
Tien Len (2 to 4
players)
Tile Rummy (2 to 4
players)
Tiu U (2 or 3 players)
Toepen (3 to 8
players)
Toonerville Rook (3 to
5 players)
Tonk (4 or 5 [3 to 7]
players)
Toppm (Dobbm) (4 [or
5] players)
Train (Dominoes) (4 [3
to 8] players)
Traversone (= Ciapano)
(3 to 5 players)
Trees (Poker variant)
Treikort (3 players)
Tressette (4 players)
Tribello (3 players)
Trjamann (3 players)
Troccas (4 players)
Trou du Cul / Trouduc
(= President, Asshole) (4 to 7 players)
Truc (4 [or 2]
players)
Truco (2, 4 or 6
players)
Trust - Don't Trust (Verish'
ne verish') (2 to 6 players)
Tunk (= Tonk) (4 or 5
[3 to 7] players)
Tute (2 to 5 players)
Twenty-One (Blackjack)
(2 to 7 players)
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U
Ugly (3 or 4 players)
Ulti (3 players)
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V
Vache (= Aluette) (4
players)
Valets (jeu des) (=
Polignac) (3 to 6 players)
Vatikan (2 to 5
players)
VC (= Tien Len) (2 to
4 players)
Verish' ne verish' (2
to 6 players)
Vier-anderle (5 to 8
[2 to 13] players)
Viet Cong (= Tien Len)
(2 to 4 players)
Vinciperdi (= Ciapano)
(3 to 5 players)
Vira (3 [4] players)
Voormsi (or Vorms) (4
or 2 [or 3] players)
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W
Wall Street (Poker
variant)
Want It? Want It? Got
It! (Poker variant)
War (2 [or more]
players)
Warlords and Scumbags
(= President, Asshole) (4 to 7 players)
Welsh Don (4 players)
Whist (4 players)
Wilde Boom (= Kraken)
(4 players)
Windmill
Wumps (= Vorms) (4 or
2 [or 3] players)
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X
XXas-hivasos Tarokk
(Hungarian call XX tarokk) (4 [5] players)
XX-rufen (Austrian
call XX Tarock) (4 [5] players)
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Y
Yablon (= Ace-Deuce,
In Between) (2 to 8 players)
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Z
Z (Poker variant)
Zhao Pengyou (Looking
for Friends) (6 to 12 players)
Zheng Fen (3 to 6
players)
Zheng Shangyou (4 to 6
players)
Zifuli (5 players)
Zioncheck (3 to 5
players)
Zsirozas (2 or 4
players)
Zwanzigerrufen
(Austrian Tarock) (4 [5] players)
Zwickern (4 [2, 3 or
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A
Air Sports -
Federation Aeronautique Internationale (FAI) -Hang
Gliding Rules
-Aerobatics
Rules
-Aeromodelling
Rules
-Parachuting Rules
-General
Aviation Rules
-Ballooning Rules
-Microlight Rules
-Gliding Rules
-Soaring
Society of America Contest Rules
Archery
Rules (Olympic)
Archery Rules (International)
Armwrestling Rules (AAA)
Auto
Racing (International Sporting Code and Regulations - FIA)
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B
Badminton Rules (Olympic)
Badminton Rules
Baseball -
Little League Rules
Baseball -
Little League (Rule Differences from MLB)
Baseball -
Little League (Sample Regulations)
Baseball - (Major League Baseball Rules)
Baseball (NCAA)
Baseball (NFHS)
Basketball (NBA
Official Rules)
Basketball (WNBA
Official Rules) (Pro Women's)
Basketball Rules
(International)
Basketball (NCAA)
Basketball (NFHS)
Basketball Rules (Comparison and Differences with FIBA, NBA/WNBA,
and NCAA)
Basketball (National
Wheelchair Basketball Association Rules)
Basketball (North American
Youth)
Bobsled (Olympic Winter Games and Amateur)
Bobsled Rules
(International)
Body Building (IFBB Amateur Rules)
Body Building (IFBB Professional
Rules)
Bowling ABC/WIBC/YABA Rule Books
Boxing
Rules (Olympic)
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C
Canoe Rules (International - ICF)
Canoe/Kayak Rules (Olympic)
Cricket
Cross Country (NCAA)
Curling Rules (Olympic)
Curling Rules (International - WCF)
Cycling
Rules (UCI) (International)
Cycling
Rules (Olympic)
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D
Dance (International)
Dart Games
Dart Games (General
Rules)
Dart Games
(47 Different Games)
Diving Rules (Olympic)
Dog Shows
(American Kennel Club)
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E
Equestrian Rules (International)
Equestrian Rules (Olympic)
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Skiing Rules (Canada)
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