Oh Hell | Bid Whist | Spades

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About this game

🌟 The addictive card game Oh Hell, also known as Oh Pshaw, Nomination Whist, Bid Whist, Ten Down, Rikiki, Spades, Rage, Estimate, and the Wizard card game! 🌟

Easy to learn but tactically demanding, Oh Hell is a Wizard-style trick prediction game that promises hours of long-lasting fun. Predict the correct number of tricks each round, assess your card hand accurately, and factor in your opponents' bids. This classic trick-taking card game is similar to the Wizard game and loved by millions worldwide.

Descended from the Whist family of card games (including Bridge, Hearts, and Spades), Oh Hell is similar to the Rage and Wizard card games. Play this Wizard card game anytime, anywhere - at breaks, on the go, or at home. With just a tap, join thousands of online players or play offline against the computer.

🎁 Features:
♠️ Free card game for your smartphone or tablet
♣️ Online multiplayer: Play with friends or in public, all against everyone, instantly and without waiting
♦️ In-game chat: Connect with other Oh Hell and Wizard game players
♥️ Offline training mode: Play without internet access
♠️ Easy to learn, tactically demanding: Collect points with clever announcements and calculated risks
♣️ Authentic design, intuitive handling: Enjoy Oh Hell like in your local pub
♥️ Choose from 4 card designs: French skat sheets, classic cards, or double German playing cards like in Schafkopf or Doppelkopf
♦️ Daily, weekly, and monthly rankings: Level up and compete with friends in online leaderboards

✅ Free to play with ads - or unlock the ad-free option to play without interruptions.
✅ No registration needed: jump straight in and start playing.

📜 Game Rules

PLAYERS AND CARDS
Suitable for 2-4 players, but most fun with 4. A double 32-card deck is used (64 cards total - two copies of each card), ranking high to low: Ace, King, Queen, Jack, 10, 9, 8, 7. Each round, one trump suit is selected from Hearts, Diamonds, Spades, and Clubs.

NUMBER OF STARTING CARDS
The game is a series of rounds. The first round is played with 10 cards dealt to each player. Each following round deals one card fewer, down to a final 1-card round - 10 rounds in total.

OBJECTIVE OF THE GAME
Bid the number of tricks you think you can take, then aim to take exactly that many - no more, no fewer. Bids are made sequentially, and in each new round, the next player in line starts bidding first. After a round, the next round starts with one card fewer.

TRICK TAKING RULES
Each round, a trump suit is selected and displayed in the middle of the table. All players must follow the suit of the first card played. If a player doesn't have a matching suit, they can play a trump card or any other card. There is no obligation to win the trick.

GAME SCORING
Hit your bid exactly and you score a 10-point bonus plus 1 point for every trick you won. Miss your bid - too many or too few - and you score only 1 point per trick won: no bonus, no penalty. Points add up across all 10 rounds, and the highest total wins.

🏆 Are you ready to master Oh Hell? Download this free Wizard card game now and start playing! 🃏
Oh Hell card game & Wizard card game online! Bid Whist, Spades with friends
Updated on
Sep 7, 2026

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Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.
  • This app may share these data types with third parties
    Location, Personal info and 2 others
  • This app may collect these data types
    Personal info
  • Data is encrypted in transit
  • You can request that data be deleted

Ratings and reviews

450 reviews
Sherrora Jewell
January 23, 2026
This game could have been fun, but I had no idea how to play it. Although the game gives a "training" option, there is no actual training when the option is chosen. I AM VERY, VERY DISAPPOINTED. If the point of this game is for the public to actually play the game I would think IT WOULD PROBABLY BE A GOOD IDEA TO ENSURE PEOPLE KNOW HOW TO PLAY IT....so, until there is an option to learn how to actually play this game my review is staying the same. 🙁
2 people found this review helpful
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DonkeyCat Games
August 9, 2026
Hi Sherrora, sorry the training option let you down! 🙁 That error should be resolved now. If you still can't see the tutorial, please contact in-app support. We'd love to help you learn our card game!
Rhonda Goering
July 1, 2026
HOW IN THE HELL DO YOU PLAY? NICE..NO TRAINING OR INSTRUCTIONS. YOU SHOW US HOW TO PUT OUR NAME IN AND CHANGE AVATAR BUT EXPECT PPL TO KNOW TGE GAME...0 STARS!!!
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DonkeyCat Games
August 9, 2026
Hi Rhonda, fair point – the game assumes you already know Oh Hell, and a proper tutorial is missing. Your feedback is noted! The short version: everyone bids how many tricks they'll take, and hitting your bid exactly scores big. Give it another round – thanks for the honest words!
Trevor Hancock
November 27, 2021
Horrible. There are multiple of the same cards, 2 aces of hearts, 2 ace of diamonds. Etc. It makes it much more difficult. The practice is rigged and you don't get good cards and almost always don't get what you bet.
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DonkeyCat Games
January 26, 2022
Well there is a world outside your little universe and in that world there is a rule variation where two decks are used. It may make it more difficult but also more fun. And congrats - you are the first "Einstein" to complain about "rigged cards" in a game where "good cards" do not even exist by design!

What’s new

Bug fixes and improvements.