Rung — the classic Pakistani card game, also known as Court Piece or Coat Piece — is now live online. Play free with friends, talk over voice chat like you're at a real table, and climb the leaderboard.
♠ THE CARD GAME YOU GREW UP WITH
Rung (رنگ) is South Asia's favourite trick-taking card game. Four players, two teams, thirteen tricks. One face-up card decides who calls the Rung — the trump suit — and then it's all strategy, memory, and teamwork. If you've ever played tash with family on a charpai or in a hostel common room, you already know this game.
♥ PLAY COURT PIECE ONLINE, YOUR WAY
• Quick Match — start a Rung game instantly against smart bots
• Play with Friends — private rooms with a simple 4-letter code
• Match with Players — online multiplayer, including nightly community sessions
♣ A REAL TABLE FEELING
• In-game voice chat — banter, taunts and team talk, peer-to-peer and never recorded
• Classic rule variations: Double Sar, Hidden Rung, Senior Ace demote, 12th-trick void
• Leaderboards, win streaks and player stats
• Cross-platform play — friends on the web at play.rung.gg join the same tables
♦ FREE CARD GAME, NO ADS
Rung is completely free with no advertisements. Sign in with Google to save your stats and leaderboard rank, or play instantly as a guest.
WHAT IS COURT PIECE?
Court Piece — called Rung or Rang in Pakistan, Coat Piece in India, and closely related to Hokm in Iran — is a four-player trick-taking card game from the whist family, played with a standard 52-card deck. Partners sit across from each other, the trump caller leads, and the first team to seven tricks wins the deal. Simple to learn, endlessly deep to master — which is why it has ruled South Asian card tables for generations.
Every family has its house rules and its undefeated champion. Now the table is always open.
Rung (Court Piece) — the classic Pakistani card game, live with friends & voice