Leekha is the Lebanese card game you grew up playing — around the table after a family dinner, at the coffee shop on a Friday night, on someone's balcony in Beirut with a glass of 3araq.

Now you can play it online with friends across the world, or against AI opponents named Hana, Karim, and Samer while you wait for a fourth.

No signup needed. Open the app and you're in the lobby. Create a private room, share the link, and your cousin in Sydney can join your game in seconds. Or jump into public matchmaking and find strangers who know the rules as well as you do.

The four seats fill automatically with AI if players are missing — so the game never stops because someone got disconnected or showed up late. The AI plays a solid game and won't embarrass you.

How to play:
- 4 players, 2 teams (North+South vs East+West)
- Trick-taking game played with a standard 52-card deck
- Two dangerous cards to avoid: the Queen of Spades (13 points) and the Ten of Diamonds (10 points) — each is a leekha
- Hearts score 1 point each
- The player who goes over 100 points loses the game for their team
- If you're out of a suit and holding a leekha, you're forced to play it — no hiding it

If you know Lebanese card games like Trix or Basra, you'll feel at home immediately. If you're new to leekha, the rules click after one or two hands.

Features:
- Play instantly as a guest — no account required
- Friends list with online presence and play invites
- Quick chat with authentic Lebanese phrases — no typing mid-hand
- Achievements to unlock as you play
- Private rooms with shareable links for friends and family
- Public matchmaking to find other players
- AI opponents fill empty seats automatically
- Lebanese-themed visuals and ambient café atmosphere
- Leaderboards and player stats to track your progress
- Optimized for Android phones

Leekha Online is free to play.

Whether you're in Beirut, Paris, Montreal, or Abu Dhabi — the table is open.