The trick-taking genre of card games is one of the most common varieties, found in every part of the world. The following is a list of trick-taking games, most played with the standard deck of playing cards or a subset:
- 304
- 3-2-5
- 3-5-8
- 400
- 500
- All Fours
- Ambition
- Auction bridge
- Bacon
- Barbu
- Bashi Fen
- Belote
- Bezique
- Bid Whist
- Boston
- Bisca
- Bourré
- Botifarra
- Bridge
- Black Lady
- Bluke
- Briscola
- Calabresella
- Cắt Tê
- Cego
- Clabber
- Clag
- Contract bridge
- Doppelkopf
- Écarté
- Emerald
- Euchre
- Euchre game variations
- Euchre variations
- Forty-fives
- French tarot
- Gong Zhu
- Hearts
- Hokm
- Jabberwocky
- Jass
- Julepe
- Kaiser
- Klaverjas
- Königrufen
- Krutzjass
- Make-A-Million
- Manille
- Marjapussi
- Marias
- Marjolet
- Mighty
- Mizerka
- Mus (card game)
- Napoleon
- Nines
- Ninety-Nine
- Oh Hell
- Ombre
- Pedro
- Pinochle
- Piquet
- Pitch
- Preferans
- Put (card game)
- Quintus
- Rage
- Rams
- Renfield
- Rook
- Ruff and Honours
- Schafkopf
- Scopa
- Sheepshead
- Shelem
- Sixty-six
- Sixty-three
- Skat
- Spades
- Spoil Five
- Sueca
- Tarabish
- Tarneeb
- Tarocchini
- Tarot card games
- Thunee
- Tichu
- Trex
- Tressette
- Truc
- Truco
- Troccas
- Trump
- Tute
- Twenty-eight
- Ulti
- Whist
- Wizard
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