Presenting the classic multiplayer card game Schnapsen, also known as Sixty-Six, 66, Santase, and more! Play live online against thousands of active players or train offline against the computer.

Schnapsen is a popular card game in Central Europe, with various names such as 66, Santase, Bummerl, Sechsundsechzig, Snapszer, Šnaps, Soixante-six, gra karciana, Šnops, and Šešiasdešimt šeši. It's played in countries like Austria, Slovenia, Hungary, , Switzerland, Romania, Croatia, Slovakia, and Italy.

Play Sixty-Six with friends online
Sharpen your Schnapsen skills and top the 66 high score lists
Battle against the computer in multiple difficulty levels or chat with other players
Experience realistic Schnapsen cards on the table and enjoy the ambiance of a traditional tavern

Get ready to compete in thrilling tournaments against players from all around the globe! Showcase your skills and strategies in intense Schnapsen matches and prove you have what it takes to be a true champion. Climb the ranks and earn your spot at the top of the leaderboard as you challenge opponents from various countries. the international Schnapsen community, make new friends, and engage in exciting matches that will keep you coming back for more. So, gather your deck, sharpen your skills, and immerse yourself in the exhilarating world of global Schnapsen tournaments!

Sixty-Six is a free 5-card game played with a deck of 20 cards, including Ace, Ten, King, Queen, and Jack, with point values of 11, 10, 4, 3, and 2, respectively. The dealer alternates, and each player receives five cards. The top card of the remaining deck is turned face-up to show the trump suit, with the remainder placed crosswise on the trump card game.

The non-dealer starts the first trick. A "trick" is won by the highest card of the suit led, unless the trick contains a trump card, in which case the highest trump card wins. The winner takes the trick, turns it face down, and doesn't look at it again. If a player reaches 66 points, they win points as follows:

One new game point if the opponent has 33+ card points
Two game points if the opponent won at least one trick and has 0-32 card points
Three points if the opponent hasn't taken any tricks

Play Schnapsen alone or with friends. It's free and easy to learn, but you'll need to develop strategic thinking and tactics to beat your opponent!