Cheat
Lie with a straight face
Lay cards face down and claim the called rank, honest or not. Anyone can call it — and whoever is wrong picks up the whole pile.
Party games on the big screen
One screen shows the action. Everyone else scans a code and calls the shots — tyres, fuel, repairs and engine modes. No apps, no sign-ups, no arguments about who gets the controller.
Type the code from the host screen and pick your seat.
Your phone becomes the controller — no app needed.
Watch the race, box when it counts, argue about it later.
Lie with a straight face
Lay cards face down and claim the called rank, honest or not. Anyone can call it — and whoever is wrong picks up the whole pile.
Three pots on the table
Play ascending runs to shed your hand. Three pots of chips are up for grabs: the lowest card, the first player out, and the queen matching the card above pot three.
Ten wells of chips
The saloon-table classic: stake the ten-compartment wheel, lock a five-card poker hand, then run the sequences. Named cards, combos and the kitty all pay out in chips.
Books of four
Ask another player for a rank you hold. Miss and you fish from the pond. Most books wins.
Shed your hand
The British classic: twos make the next player pick up, eights skip a go and jacks change the suit. Empty your hand first.
Climb out first
Beat the last play with the same number of higher cards, or pass. Threes are low, twos are high, and the first one out is President.
The wild card climbs
Rummy with five suits. Threes are wild in the first hand, fours in the second… meld books and runs and go out for nothing.
One point a trick
Classic trick-taking with rotating trumps. Follow suit if you can, and count them up at the end.
Get flush or get flushed
A giant 3D board on the TV and a decision in your pocket. Land on a flush and the room votes on whether the drains carry you up or wash you down. The biggest pile of money at the end wins.
Big board, big words
The board fills the big screen while everyone's rack of letters lives on their phone. Every word is checked against a full 267,000-word Oxford-family dictionary.
Trace it before the clock does
A storm of letters lands on the television and everyone races to trace words on their phone. Every board hides one monster Big Word worth a fortune, unique finds score half again, and duplicates get split between whoever found them.
Pit wall at the ready
Cars race themselves around a 3D circuit. You run strategy from your phone: tyres, fuel, repairs and engine modes.
Back your runner
Turf racing on the big screen. Set the pace and time your run for the straight.
Coming soon
Five-a-side on the big screen with dual thumbsticks on every phone. Back in training for now.
Tap till it hurts
Sprints, javelin and long jump — hammer the phone, watch the stadium react.
Place your bets
A live wheel on the big screen with a full betting board on every phone.
Draw it. Perform it. Survive it.
Everyone gets a secret drawing prompt and a secret Drawstraction: a noise, a face, a voice or an action they must keep performing while they draw. Guess the pictures, judge the performances, hand out the awards.