Skat am Stammtisch v5.94

Skat at the regulars' table - play for free - no registration required :-)

Skat, the classic card game! Play it now and learn Skat on the free app with pleasant voice output, just like at the regulars' table.

New:
Playable in portrait and landscape format.
Upload your own photos to the photo table.

Design your Skat card game with versatile rules:
Selectable in the settings menu:
Ramsch or Einpassen, Kontra/Re, Spitze, Schneider, Schwarz, Ouvert
In addition to the classic variant, there is also the Seeger Fabian (extended / tournament) system.
After the Bock round, a (Schieber) Ramsch round follows upon request.
Reasons for Bock rounds (can be selected individually): Black, Schneider, 60/60, Lost against Double, Won against Double, Re Announcement, Re Lost, Grand Hand Play

Game Analysis
In addition to the game progress, now also with a starting card display.

Also for beginners of the Skat card game to practice and learn:
- Three difficulty levels: Beginner, Advanced, and Expert
- The team's points and your own tricks can be displayed.
- Game tips: e.g.: Which game or card to play.
- Skat rules are included
- The last game can be repeated, if desired, even with an opponent's cards
- Display of the last trick
- Selectable game speed

Other Skat Features:
- Autoplay and card giving
- Can be played offline
- Altenburger German, French, and Bavarian decks can be selected
- Various backgrounds can be selected: pub, wooden table, green table
- Player rankings
- Game statistics including "My Best Game"
- All player names can be freely assigned
- Zoom button, variable size of the cards on the table
- Playable in landscape format at any resolution
- Intuitive controls: Simply drag your finger across the touchscreen to play a card. Tapping is also possible, of course.

Play money only:
Our apps do not offer real-money gambling. There is no money or prizes to be won. According to German law, Skat is not a game of chance. The games are intended for adults. Success in casino games without winning doesn't necessarily mean that the participant will also be successful in future real-money games.

Well then, good luck, and let's get to the Skat table!