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29 · Morning Table

The South Asian partnership trick-taking game. 32 cards, a bid of 16 to 28, a hidden trump, and a marriage worth four. First team to +6 wins; −6 loses.

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No waitlist, no email — check back, or learn the game first

the bidding sheet
mid-trick, trump hidden
the six counter at +5

Calm by design

Two overlays exist in the whole app; neither ever appears unbidden. No coins, no daily-reward carnival, no rating nags.

No accountNo popupsNo real money

Body text never below 18 pt. Touch targets never below 60 pt. Card indices larger than real cards. Team is always colour plus shape — never colour alone.

English · हिन्दी · বাংলা · नेपाली — card indices stay Latin

Three ways to sit down

Offline
Three computer players, no connection needed. The whole game works on a train.
Private room
Share a four-letter code — KILN — and family fills the seats.
Quick match
Seated with strangers, politely. Leavers are replaced by a computer, never a stall.

Computers with manners

Gentle
Bids low, forgives everything. For a first game unassisted.
Social
A fair table companion. Plays the odds, misses the odd trick.
Sharp
Counts every card and remembers your habits. Bring a partner.

Your table, your deck

surfaces
decks

Light and dark are peers; the deck itself never flips.

House rules, honoured

Seventh-card Trump
The bidder’s seventh dealt card becomes the trump, sight unseen.
Last-trick Point
The final trick carries one extra point — 29 in all, the game’s name.
No Trump
The bidder may declare the round has no trump at all.
Double & Redouble
Opponents may double the stakes; the bidding side may answer back.
Single Hand
A confident bidder plays the round alone, partner’s cards face down.

Support the game

Remove adsOnce, forever, on every device signed into your store. The game is otherwise identical.US$1.99
Tables & decksExtra surfaces and deck colours. Pure appearance — nothing you buy changes play.US$0.99

Purchases go through your app store. We never see payment details. Prices shown are indicative and set per country by the stores.

Ads never interrupt a hand.

  • A fixed strip outside the play surface — never over the table.
  • Rewarded ads exist, and play only when you ask for one.
  • Full-screen interstitials are forbidden by the app’s own design rules.

The whole story, including every ad network by name: the 29 privacy policy