Spades is an enjoyable and popular partnership whist trick-taking game. It is the number one partnership trick-taking game in the world. Play now on your smartphone or tablet! Free to play. Track your stats and play with smart AIs. Team up with one of our partner AIs to beat your opponents in Coppercod’s take on this classic card game. Learn teamwork, strategy and logic while you unwind with this enjoyable and relaxing card game. Test your brain while you play and have fun! Spades is simple to learn, but tricky to master as you take on AI opponents with perfect memory. Choose between easy, medium and hard modes and make sure to track your all time and session stats to follow your improvement as you learn! Make Spades the perfect game for you with our customisable features! ● Turn the bag penalty on or off ● Choose between easy, medium and hard modes ● Play either Partnership Spades or Solo Spades ● Customise the win target ● Choose normal or fast play ● Play in landscape or portrait mode ● Turn single click play on or off ● Sort cards in ascending or descending order ● Play partnership or solo Spades ● Review the tricks taken during or after a round ● Replay the hand from either the bid or the play You can also customise your color themes and card decks to choose from to keep the landscape interesting! Quickfire Rules After the cards are dealt evenly between four players, each player bids on the number of tricks they think they can win, based on their hand. Each player then plays one card in turn, following suit if they can. If they cannot follow suit they may play any other card in their hand, including a Spade, which is the Trump. No player can lead with a Spade until the first has been played – Spades are broken. At the end of each round, points are scored by the number of tricks each partnership has collected. 10 points are awarded for every trick collected if the partnership bid is matched or bettered, and 10 points are deducted for every trick bid if the partnership bid is not matched. If any player bids nil for a round, the partnership received 100 bonus points if the player takes no tricks, but minus 100 points if the nil bid fails.