Classic Euchre! 2.3.1

Classic Euchre by Coppercod offers a fresh take on the beloved fast-paced partnership card game, Euchre.

Enjoy Classic Euchre on your smartphone or tablet for free. Challenge yourself against intelligent AI opponents and keep track of your stats.

Whether you are new to Euchre or looking to hone your skills offline, this app caters to players of all levels.

Engage your mind and have fun with Classic Euchre.

Euchre is a captivating game where strategy and teamwork reign supreme. The objective is for you and your partner to be the first to reach 10 points. Points are earned by the team that selects the trump suit, scoring 1 point for winning 3 or more tricks, 2 points for all five tricks, or 4 points if a player goes alone and wins all five tricks independently. If the defending team wins more tricks, they score 2 points for euchring the makers.

Customize your Classic Euchre experience with a variety of features:

• Playable with or without a joker or "best bower"
• Adjustable AI difficulty levels (easy, medium, hard)
• Choose between normal or fast play
• Play in landscape or portrait mode
• Single-click play option
• Select between a 5-card or 7-card hand
• Customize the game win target
• Opt-in for the "stick the dealer rule"
• Dealer's partner option to go alone after ordering up
• Replay any hand at the end of a round

Furthermore, you can personalize your gaming experience with various color themes and card decks to keep the gameplay engaging.

The rules of Classic Euchre are simple: players are dealt five cards each, followed by revealing a candidate card that determines the trump suit. Players can either order up the candidate card to set the trump suit or pass. If all players pass, they can choose a different trump suit from the candidate card's suit.

The team that sets the trump suit becomes the makers, while the other team becomes defenders. The player who selects the trump suit has the option to go alone in the round. Card rankings in each suit follow specific hierarchies to determine trick winners.

The aim for makers is to secure three or more tricks, while defenders try to prevent this outcome. Points are awarded based on trick achievements and successful marches. The game concludes once a team hits the win target.