Attack and defend with trumps. Empty your hand before the others — the last one holding cards is the fool.
The same walkthrough the table opens with — you can replay it in the game at any time.
“Durak” means fool. Empty your hand before your opponents — whoever is left holding cards loses. Let's walk through one hand.
This is the talon (draw pile). The sideways card sets the trump suit — here it's ♦. A trump beats ANY card of another suit, so trumps are precious.
These are your cards, sorted trumps-first. The glowing ones are the moves you're allowed to make right now.
You attack first. Tap your 6♠ to place it. Tip: you can tap several cards of the SAME rank to attack with them all at once.
Your card is on the table. Press “Send attack ▸” so the opponent has to respond.
To beat your card the defender must play a higher card of the same suit — or any trump. Watch them cover it.
Now you may throw in more cards — but only ranks already on the table. Or press Bito to end the bout and draw back up to six.
When an opponent attacks you, tap a higher card of the same suit (or a trump) to beat it. If you can't — or don't want to — press “Take cards”. With more players, several can pile on at once!
That's the whole loop: attack, defend, throw in, draw. Empty your hand once the talon runs out to win. Good luck — don't be the durak!
Yes. Durak is free to play on PlayTable, and playing against the AI does not even need an account.
A browser. Durak runs on any modern phone, tablet or computer, and you can add PlayTable to your home screen if you want it to open like an app.
Yes. Sign in with your email, create a lobby, and share the six-character code or the invite link. Everyone plays from their own device, and the match is checked on the server so nobody can see a hand that is not theirs.
Yes — Durak opens with a guided tutorial on the real table that points at the real cards, and the steps above are that same walkthrough. It takes about two minutes.