Spades Classic Game Modes
Choose your classic 2v2 mode and jump straight into the table.
Spades Classic Quick Rules
Spades Classic - How To Play
1. Deal
All 52 cards are dealt. Each player gets 13 cards.
2. Bidding
Players bid in order. Team target is the sum of both partner bids.
3. First Lead
Player with the lead starts the trick. Follow suit is mandatory when possible.
4. Trick Winner
Highest card in lead suit wins unless a spade is played. Highest spade wins.
5. Next Trick
Trick winner leads next. Play continues until all 13 tricks are completed.
6. Scoring
Contract made: +10 x bid. Overtricks become bags. Missed contract: -10 x bid.
Levels, Titles, and Divisions
Every completed match (Spades or Belot, vs bots or online) gives XP and affects your Ranked LP.
Ranked RoadmapHow Levels Work
- Level 2: 400 XP (4 games)
- Level 3: 1600 XP (16 games)
- Level 4: 3600 XP (36 games)

Titles
- Lv 35+: Legend
- Lv 20+: Elite
- Lv 10+: Veteran
- Lv 5+: Experienced
- Lv 2+: Apprentice
- Lv 1+: Rookie

Ranked Divisions
- Win a game to gain +20 LP. Lose a game to lose -16 LP. Every 100 LP you move up a division (and you can also drop).
- Tiers: Iron | Bronze | Silver | Gold | Platinum | Diamond
- Divisions: IV | III | II | I

Spades Classic - Rules, Tutorial and Strategy
Classic 2v2 learning path: start with rules, continue with the step-by-step flow, then scoring and strategy.
Spades Duel - Game Modes
Choose your duel mode first, then continue to rules, tutorial and strategy below.
Spades 1v1 vs Bot
Fast 2-player practice games against AI to sharpen decision timing.
Start Duel vs BotSpades 1v1 - Rules, Tutorial and Strategy
Master Spades Duel with focused 1v1 rules, play flow, scoring logic, and practical strategy.
Belot - Game Modes
Pick a Belot mode first, then continue to rules, tutorial and strategy below.
Belot with Friends
Create a private room and fill remaining slots with queue players.
Open Friends RoomBelot - Rules, Tutorial and Strategy
Belot essentials in one place: rules first, then gameplay flow, strategic concepts, and mode selection.




