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5-Up
 

A

Acey Deucey
Aggravation
All Fives
Avalanche Mountain
 

B

Candy Land
Canyon
Cape Horn
Careers
Careers Game
Caesar & Cleopatra
Carroms
Catch Phrase
Checkers
Checkers (or Draughts)
Chess
Chickenfoot Dominoes
Chinese Checkers
Chinese Checkers
Clifford the Big Red Dog
Clue
Clue Jr. - Detective Game for Juniors
Clue Jr. - The Case of the Missing Pet
Clue Jr. The Case of the Hidden Toys Cribbage
 

 D

Dallas Card Game
Dice Games
Diamond TriBond
Dictionary Dabble
Dominos
Dominoes
Don't Wake Daddy
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E

Easy Bake Easy Money
Edison & Co
Electronic Battleship
El Caballero
El Grande
El Grande Cards
Enchanted Forest
eSpecially My Barney
Evergreen
 

F

Farkle
Flinch
Fossil
 

G

The Game of Life
 

H Hands Down
Hi-Ho Cherry O
 

I

IDO
 

J

Jacks
Jenga
 

K

Kahuna
Katzenjammer Blues
Kings in the Corner
Kismet
Klunker
Kuba
 

L

Mad Gab
Malarky
Mamma Mia!
Mancala
Marbles!
Mastermind
Masterpiece
Medici
Medieval Merchant
Mexican Train
Michigan Rummy
Mille Bornes
Mississippi Queen
Money
Monopoly
Monopoly Junior
Monopoly Pokemon Mouse Trap
Muggins
 

O

O'NO99
 

P

Parcheesi
Password
Payday
Perquackey
Phase 10
Phase 10 Dice
Pictionary
Pit
Pokemon Master Trainer
Po-Ke-No
Poleconomy
Pollyanna
Probe
 

R

Ra
Rack-O
Reiner Knizia's Samurai
Risk
Ricochet Robot
Rummikub
 

S

Sackers
Samarkand
Scattergories
Scrabble
The Secret Garden
Sequence
Shakin' Sorry
Siesta
Skip-Bo
Snow White
Sorry
Speed Uno
Spill n Spell
Split Level
Spooky Old Tree
Sorry!
Stack
Sting
Survive!
 

T

Taboo
Ta Yü
Throw 'N Go Jenga
Tikal
Tock
TriBond
TriBond Kids
Trick 'r Treat
Triple Yahtzee
Tripoley
Tri-Ominoes
Trouble
Trouble (in Spanish)
Tutti Frutti
 

U

Union Pacific
UNO
UNO Dice!
UNO Dominos
UNO Hearts
Upwords
 

V

Virtue Bingo
 

W

Waterworks
Wordster
Word Yahtzee
 

Y

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

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

500

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A

Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves
All on One Side
The Ambush Game
Annie Annie Over
Auto Trip
A What?

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B

Back to Back
Backlash
Balloon Battle
Balloon Buns
Banana
Barnyard
Baseball
Basket-Soccer Ball
Beat the Bunny
Big Wind Blows
Birds Have Feathers
Blanket Stand
Blanket Toss
Blind Beach Volley-ball
Blind Cow
Blindman's Bluff
Body Surfing
Boiler Burst
Bola
Bombardment Pins
Bop Bop
Box the Leader British Bulldog
Bubble Gum
Buck Buck
Bump and Scoot
Bumpety Bump Bump
Burpee
Buzz

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C

Camping Trip
Car Games
Cat and Mouse
Catching the Dragon's Tail
Capture the Flag
Catch Don't Catch
Cherry (or Stick Ball)
Chicken Picks
Circle Run
Circle Stride Ball
Collective-Score Blanket/Towel Ball
Colored Eggs
Colours
Crab Grab
Crab Walk Soccer
Crack the Whip
Crows and Cranes

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D

Dancing Bear
Dancing Statues
DareBase
Dho-Dho-Dho
Dodge Ball
Doggy Doggy where's your Bone?
Dice Count
Dodgeball
Donkey Dodgeball
Do This, Do That
Down Down Down
Dracula
Drapeau
Duck Duck Goose or Drip Drip Drop
Duck Duck Goose
Ducks that Fly
Drop the Handkerchief

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E

Eco-Ball
The Electric Fence
Electricity
Elephant, Giraffe, Palm Tree
Elves, Giants, Wizards
Escape From the Planet Of What
Escape From the Monsters

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F

Farmer and the Crow
Feeding Time
Fight for My Attention
Fire
Fish In A
Flinch
Flipper Flopper
Flying Duchman
Foghorn Leghorn
Footloose
Fool Your Family
Frozen Beanbag
Fruitbowl
Fruits and Vegetables
Flying Fish
Four Corners
Four Square
Fox and the Rabbit

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G

Gates, Bridges and Tunnels
George
Ghost
Ghost in the Graveyard
Good Morning Captain
Go Tag
Grapevine
Guard the Pin
Guess Who

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H

Ha Ha Ha
Hand Wave
Hang Time
Hazoo
Head Catch
Heads up Seven Up
Hide and Seek
Hit the Bat
Hodge Podge
Honey Do You Love Me?
Horse and Rider Ball
Hot Box
Hot and Cold
Hot Potato
How do you Do?
How do you Feel?
How many Thumbs???
Human Knot
Human Pinball
Human Tramp
Humming Game

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I

I Am The Captain
Indy 500
Islands
I Spy
In the River, On the Shore

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J

Jacks
Jamaquack
Jelly Roll
Jeepers Creepers #Jon Cam Pon
Juggling
Jump-Rope Rhymes

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K

Keep it up
Kick The Can
Killer
Kitty Corner
Kitty Wanna Cracker
Knights, Horses and Cavaliers
Knights of the Round Table
Knots

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L

Machines
Marbles
Marco Polo
Match my Feet
Maul Ball
Minefield
Missing Child
Monkey Ball
Mother May I?
Mouse Trap
Mr. Greenjean
Murder Wink
Musical Roper/Hoops

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N

Name Train
Never Can Tell Club
Black Magic
Magic Sticks
Numbers
Peaches
Silly Sally
No See Em's
Numbers Change

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O

Objectification
Octopus
Oh Deer
Old Mother Witch
Ooh-Ahh
Order out of Chaos

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P

Pass the Ring!
People to People
Picking Who Is "IT"
Pina
Pip, Squeek and Wilbur
Pirate's Treasure
Poison
Pompadour
Pom Pon
Poor Kitty
Popcorn
Pop Goes the Weasel
Port and Starboard
Prisoner's Base
Pruie
Psychic Shake
Punch Ball
Punctured Drum

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Q

Quack
Quack Quack
Quaker Meeting
Queenie
Quick Frozen Critters
Quickity-Quick

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R

Rabid Nuggets
Racoon Dinner Time
Races
Rainmakers
Rattlesnake
Red Devil
Red Handed
Rattlers
Red Light / Green Light
Red Light
Red Lion
Red Rover
Red Rover
Relays
Rock Paper Scissors
Rocket Race to Mars
Romeo and Juliet
Roundabout
Row Ball
Run Sheep Run
Running Bases
Rutabaga Rutabaga!

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S

Samurai Warrior
Sardines
Sardines
Sculpture
Scavenger
Sensory Overload
Shadow Tracks
Smaug's Jewels
Sharks and Minnows
Ship Captain
Shoe Twister
Shoes
Shoe Wrestling
Siamese Soccer
Sign Your Name if You Can
Silent Statue
Simon Says
Simon Says
Skin the Snake
Slug Bug>
Smugglers
Snake in the Grass
Snowblind
Sounds Good To Me
Spirals
Spokes
Spud
Spud
Stand in a line
Statue
Statues
Stay Sober
Stealing Sticks
Steal The Bacon
Stickup
Sticky Popcorn
Stomp the Snake
Stormy Sea
Streets and Alleys
Squirrel Tails
Swat

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T

Taffy Pull
TAG
Tag
Tent Erection
Tetherball
The Thicket Game
Things
Things Aren't What They Seem
Thrill of a Lifetime
Through the House
Thumper
Tiddly
Toe Fencing
Toeies
Togeth-air Ball
Toma Hawk Snatch
Touch Blue
Trust Fall
Tunnel Race
Twelve feet off the Ground

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U

Ultimate Frisbee
Ultimate Foxtail
Uncle Sam

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V

Vampire
Viking

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W

Wacky Walkers
What's Missing?
What Time is it Mr. Wolf
What's the Time Mr. Wolf?
Who am I?
Will You Buy My Donkey?
Wink
Witch

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X

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Y

Yankee Doodle Cracker
Ying Yang Yoo

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Z

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)

• Around The Clock

• Australian Cricket

• Baseball

• Battle Ship

• Blind Killer

• Broad Jump

• Bullseye Baseball

• Call Three

• Castle

• Checkout

• Cricket

• Dartzy

• Diddle For Middle

• Doubleday Baseball

• Double Down

• Fifty-One In 5's

• Fifty-One/Fifty-Seven

• Follow The Leader

• Football

• Fourteen Stop

• Fox Hunt

• Futbol

• Golf

• Halvers

• High Jump

• High/Low

• High Score

• Killers

• Looper

• Mickey Mouse

• Mulligan

• Nine Lives

• Prisoners

• Road Rally

• Scram

• Shanghai

• Shove Ha'Penny

• 6-14

• Slider

• Soccer

• Steeplechase

• Sudden Death

• Tic-Tac-Toe

• Totaldart

• Warfare

Diving Rules (Olympic)
Dog Shows (American Kennel Club)

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E

Equestrian Rules (International)
Equestrian Rules (Olympic)

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F

Fencing Rules (USFA also includes Wheelchair Fencing Rules)
Fencing Rules (Olympic)
Field Hockey Rules (International - FIH)
Field Hockey Rules (Olympic)
Field Hockey (NFHS)
Figure Skating rules, regulation, testing and competition
Figure Skating Rules (Olympic)
Football - Arena
Football - National Football League
Football (NCAA)
Football (NFHS)
Football - Canadian Football League Rules
Football (Youth - Pop Warner)
Football - Laws of Australian Football 1998
Football - Gaelic Football
Flying Disk (Frisbee) (World Flying Disk Federation)
Ultimate Frisbee Rules

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G

Golf Rules (USGA - The Rules of Golf)
Gymnastics (National Judges Assoc. - Men's Gymnastics rules)
Gymnastics (NFHS)
Gymnastics (Olympics)

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H

Hockey - NHL Official Rules
Hockey - USA Hockey: Rule Book
Hockey (NCAA)
Hockey (NFHS)
Hockey (International - IIHF)
Hockey (Iceman's Hockey Rules Page)
Hockey - Roller Hockey Rules
USA Inline Rules
Hockey - Underwater Hockey
Handball Official USHA Rules
Handball Rules (European or Team Handball)
Handball (4 Wall)
Horse Shoes
Horse Shows - American Horse Shows Association Rulebook
Hurling Rules

Jai-Alai (Rules of Jai-Alai)
Judo (USA)
Judo (International)

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K

Karate (USA National Karate-do Federation)
Kendo Shiai (Match) Regulations and Refereeing Rules
Korfball (International Korfball Federation)

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L

Lacrosse Rules (Men's and Women's)
Lacrosse (NCAA)
Lacross 2000 Rule Changes

Lawn Games

• Croquet - Rules and Regulations (6 Wicket, 9 Wicket (Backyard Variety), Golf Croquet)

• Croquet America.com - Official Site of the USCA

• Bocce

• Bocce

• Lawn Bowls International - Rules and Umpiring Tips

• Quoits (History and Rules)

Luge Rules (Olympic)
Luge (International)

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M

Motorcycling (International - FIC)
Motorcycles - Side Car and Solo - USCRA - U.S. Classic Racing Association - 1999 Rules

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N

Netball Rules

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P

Paddle Rules
Pentathlon (International)
Petanque USA Rules Page
Polo Rules

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R

Racquetball Rules
Raquetball (Full Text)
Rifle (NCAA)
Rowing Rules (Olympic)
Rugby Rules

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S

Sailing (International)
Shooting - International Practical Shooting Confederation Rules (IPSF)
Shooting (International - ISSF)
Shuffle Board
Skeet Shooting Association Rules (NSSA)

Skiing