Classic Oh Hell Card Game

Content rating
Everyone
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Enhance your spare time utilizing Classic Oh Hell Card Game. This masterpiece by Coppercod redefines AGCscript standards. Get the best experience and explore Card.

Complete Mod Guide Playing The Game Classic Oh Hell Card Game

Classic Oh Hell Card Game — play Oh Hell offline against computer players.
No internet required. No sign-up. Enjoy a clean, classic trick-taking card game where every round is about bidding carefully, winning the right number of tricks, and avoiding costly misses.
Also known as Contract Whist, Blackout, Up and Down the River, German Bridge, and Oh Well, Oh Hell is easy to start but full of tactical decisions.

Why you’ll like Classic Oh Hell
• Play Oh Hell offline
• No account or sign-up required
• Three to seven players
• Easy, Medium and Hard computer players
• Custom deal patterns
• Top Card, Alternate, or No Trumps modes
• Nil bid scoring options
• Screw the Dealer option
• Leading trumps option
• Stats tracking
• Review and replay completed hands
• Hand history review
• Optional four-color deck
• Clear cards and smooth play
• Tablet portrait and landscape support

Choose your rules
Set up Oh Hell your way with flexible options:
• Players: 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7
• Deal type: Down, Up, Down & Up, or Up & Down
• Trumps: Top Card, Alternate, or No Trumps
• Nil scoring: 10, 5, or 5 plus tricks in the round
• Screw the Dealer: on or off
• Leading trumps: on or off
• AI difficulty: Easy, Medium, or Hard
• Replay hands after each round

Classic Oh Hell gameplay
Each round starts with a different number of cards. Bid how many tricks you think you can take, then try to hit your bid exactly.
Each trick is worth 1 point, and making your bid earns a 10-point bonus. Miss your bid and you only score the tricks you won. Nil bids, trump rules, and changing hand sizes make every round feel different.

Built for comfortable play
Classic Oh Hell is designed for quick games and repeated play, with clear cards, smooth controls, adjustable speed, score tracking, hand review and completed-hand replays.
Play offline anytime — no internet, no sign-up, just Oh Hell.
Play Oh Hell offline with custom rules, stats, hand review and replays.
Updated on
Aug 20, 2026

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  • Data is encrypted in transit
  • Data can’t be deleted

Ratings and reviews

376 reviews
Paul Krueger
September 27, 2023
The interface is good, and the mechanics of gameplay seem solid. I appreciate the various options for rules and game play. I wish there was an option for zero points if you miss your bid. I wish there was an option for simultaneous (blind) bidding, still with "screw the dealer". The algorithm for the computer players is okay but not great, even at the hard level, for both bidding and card selection.
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Steven Fischer
December 28, 2025
very enjoyable. Easy to jump right in. Plays just like the real game. Your opponents make sensible moves. I love the option at the end of each hand to replay it. I don't use it to cheat. I love the strategy in seeing how I could do things differently in the hand to make my bid, especially a high bid. This really forces you to think outside the box to reach that bid goal. I like the flexibility allowed in the settings. The banner ad at the bottom is not distracting.
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Caston Williams
March 27, 2023
This is the only game I play on my phone on a regular basis. Would you add another option in scoring? That is when the number of tricks taken are less than the number of bids, the score should be minus ten, ten, minus the number of bits. For example: if someone bids three and took less than three tricks, the score should be minus thirteen.
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What’s new

• Bug fix: Correct font sizing issue for devices that use larger font sizes
• Improved start-up experience for a quicker route into the game.
• Added new themes and card deck options