Categories: Tips & Tutorials

4 Classic Card Game Apps for Your Android

Playing cards are a quintessential entertainment tool, whether it’s blackjack in a Vegas casino or gin rummy on a beach. One of the advantages of having card apps on your phone is that you will never lose your set of cards, there are hundreds of games available, and you can look up any rules in case of a dispute during friendly competition.

CardShark

Say goodbye to half a dozen different card apps clogging your screen. CardShark is an all-inclusive card app, with a laundry list of games to satisfy everyone’s favorite deck game. Features of this app include right/left hand adjustments and game stats. This top-rated app is $2.99 for the advanced version, but a Lite app is also available for free.

Read More: 3 Classic Solitaire Apps for Android

Live Hold’em Pro Poker Games

This is a prime choice for avid poker fans, or those that have a desire to learn the game. Live Hold’em Poker Pro has a litany of options for multiplayer gaming, free tournaments, and other similarities to real Vegas tables. Although this app does not allow for actual money to be exchanged, there are similar role-playing aspects of real gambling that make the experience real and enjoyable. To raise the stakes and play with cash, check out the World Series of Poker app to challenge other people and win big.

Solitaire!

The most classic of card games, Solitaire was probably on your first-ever cell phone. There are many variations of Solitaire app to choose from, and we recommend the free app from TaoGames Limited, which is free and available for Android 4.0.3 and up.

UNO™ & Friends

As a nice change from the traditional 52-card deck, UNO can be played individually or on teams with your friends who also have the app. There are even special level-ups and strategical features to enhance your experience. This version lets you play with real money as well, through a credit card that is activated through your Google Play account.

Never Gamble On Phone Security

There is natural precaution for to any app that handles your personal information, especially the financial kind, and PSafe Total is there for the security of your gaming experience. Let Advanced Protection guard against unwanted third parties while you exchange real currency with other gamers, and a Game Booster feature will close out open apps and other background features for optimal playing.

PSafe Newsroom

The dfndr blog is an informative channel that presents exclusive content on security and privacy in the mobile and business world, with tips to keep users protected. Populated by a select group of expert reporters, the channel has a partnership with dfndr lab's security team. Together they bring you, first-notice news about attacks, scams, internet vulnerabilities, malware and everything affecting cybersecurity.

Recent Posts

Vulnerabilities in Cyber Security: what they are and how to fix them?

Learn all about one of the hackers' favorite breach method and keep your company safe…

1 year ago

3 ways to recover deleted photos on Android

Have you ever wondered how to recover deleted photos on Android? After all, the lack…

1 year ago

What is worm?

Digital worms are among the most serious threats in the wild kingdom of the Internet.

2 years ago

Spoofing: What’s it all about?

Spoofing is a fairly sophisticated virtual scam that can fool even the most cautious and…

2 years ago

Careful With That QR Code! Five Steps For QR Code Safety

Five Steps to Reduce QR Code Risk! Step one? Read this article…

2 years ago

Pharming: Phishing’s Nasty Big Brother

Pharming is creating a new, dangerous brand of impostor syndrome. Check how to avoid pharming…

2 years ago