[{"n": "Baccarat", "u": "/e/card-games/baccarat/", "s": "A comparing card game with three possible outcomes per round."}, {"n": "Blackjack", "u": "/e/card-games/blackjack/", "s": "A comparing card game where players compete against the dealer."}, {"n": "Bezique", "u": "/e/card-games/bezique/", "s": "A 19th-century French melding and trick-taking card game for two players."}, {"n": "Canasta", "u": "/e/card-games/canasta/", "s": "A rummy classic devised in Uruguay that became a global sensation."}, {"n": "Community card poker", "u": "/e/card-games/community-card-poker/", "s": "Community card poker: shared cards, endless possibilities."}, {"n": "Concentration (card game)", "u": "/e/card-games/concentration-card-game/", "s": "A memory-based card game played with face-down pairs."}, {"n": "Crazy Eights", "u": "/e/card-games/crazy-eights/", "s": "A classic American discard game from the Eights Group."}, {"n": "Cribbage", "u": "/e/card-games/cribbage/", "s": "A card game of scoring combinations and tactical play."}, {"n": "Draw poker", "u": "/e/card-games/draw-poker/", "s": "A poker family where players draw cards to improve their hands."}, {"n": "Durak", "u": "/e/card-games/durak/", "s": "Traditional Russian card game where the last player holding cards loses."}, {"n": "Schnapsen", "u": "/e/card-games/schnapsen/", "s": "National card game of Austria and Hungary."}, {"n": "Playing card", "u": "/e/card-games/playing-card/", "s": "Specially prepared cards used for games, magic, and collection."}, {"n": "Seven-card stud", "u": "/e/card-games/seven-card-stud/", "s": "A classic stud poker variant with seven cards per player."}, {"n": "Standard 52-card deck", "u": "/e/card-games/standard-52-card-deck/", "s": "The most common playing card deck used worldwide."}, {"n": "Stud poker", "u": "/e/card-games/stud-poker/", "s": "A family of poker variants with face-up and face-down cards."}, {"n": "Texas hold 'em", "u": "/e/card-games/texas-hold-em/", "s": "A poker variant where players use hole cards and community cards."}, {"n": "Whist", "u": "/e/card-games/whist/", "s": "Classic English trick-taking card game of the 18th and 19th centuries."}, {"n": "War (card game)", "u": "/e/card-games/war-card-game/", "s": "A simple, random card game often played by children."}, {"n": "Uno (card game)", "u": "/e/card-games/uno-card-game/", "s": "A shedding card game derived from crazy eights."}, {"n": "Solitaire", "u": "/e/card-games/solitaire/", "s": "A genre of card games focused on arranging or pairing cards."}, {"n": "Tarot card games", "u": "/e/card-games/tarot-card-games/", "s": "Trick-taking games with a permanent trump suit, originating in Italy."}, {"n": "Trick-taking game", "u": "/e/card-games/trick-taking-game/", "s": "Card- or tile-based games centered on winning tricks."}, {"n": "Écarté", "u": "/e/card-games/cart/", "s": "A classic French trick-taking game with a distinctive discard phase."}, {"n": "Watten (card game)", "u": "/e/card-games/watten-card-game/", "s": "A trick-taking card game with secret signals and regional variants."}, {"n": "Sixty-six (card game)", "u": "/e/card-games/sixty-six-card-game/", "s": "A fast ace–ten marriage game for two to four players."}, {"n": "Piquet", "u": "/e/card-games/piquet/", "s": "Early 16th-century French card game for two players."}, {"n": "Pinochle", "u": "/e/card-games/pinochle/", "s": "A trick-taking card game derived from bezique, played with a 48-card deck."}, {"n": "Perlaggen", "u": "/e/card-games/perlaggen/", "s": "A Tyrolean card game recognized by UNESCO as intangible heritage."}, {"n": "Officers' Skat", "u": "/e/card-games/officers-skat/", "s": "A two-player variant of Skat played with hidden and visible cards."}, {"n": "Maw (card game)", "u": "/e/card-games/maw-card-game/", "s": "Scottish two-player card game popularised by James I."}, {"n": "Klaberjass", "u": "/e/card-games/klaberjass/", "s": "A two-player trick-taking game with elevated trump jack and nine."}, {"n": "Gin rummy", "u": "/e/card-games/gin-rummy/", "s": "A two-player card game of melds and deadwood."}]