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Play Hearts online with friends

Dodge every heart and the Queen of Spades — or go for broke and shoot the moon — with your friends live on video.

FreeNo downloadLive videoWorks on phones

How to play Hearts

Hearts is played by four players, each on their own. All 52 cards are dealt, 13 each. Before play, everyone passes three cards — to the left on the first hand, then right, then across, and on the fourth hand nobody passes.

The player holding the 2♣ leads it to start the first trick. You must follow suit if you can; if you can’t, you may throw any card. The highest card of the suit led wins the trick. Hearts can’t be led until a heart has been played on another suit (“hearts are broken”).

Scoring

  • Each heart you take is 1 point, and the Queen of Spades is 13. Points are bad.
  • Take every heart and the Queen of Spades and you shoot the moon: everyone else takes 26 points instead.
  • When someone reaches 100 points, the player with the lowest score wins.

Why play Hearts on spades.live

  • See everyone’s face when the Queen of Spades lands on them.
  • Passing, legal plays and scoring are handled automatically.
  • House rules built in: passing patterns, J♦ worth −10, moon scoring, points on the first trick.

Hearts house rules you can turn on

  • Game ends at 50 points · 75 points · 100 points · 150 points
  • Passing Left, right, across, hold · Left, right, across · Always left · No passing
  • Shooting the moon Everyone else takes 26 · Shooter subtracts 26 · No moon (just 26 points)
  • J♦ is −10 — Whoever takes the Jack of Diamonds subtracts 10.
  • Hearts must be broken — No leading hearts until a heart (or the Q♠) has been played.
  • Q♠ breaks hearts
  • Points on the first trick — When off, no hearts or Q♠ may be played on the opening trick.

Ready to deal?

Start a table, share the link, and play Hearts face to face in under a minute.

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Hearts FAQ

Can I play Hearts online with friends?

Yes — start a table, share the link, and play with live video. Bots can fill empty seats.

Is there a Jack of Diamonds rule?

Yes. Turn on “J♦ is −10” in the table rules and whoever takes the Jack of Diamonds subtracts 10 points.

Is it free?

Yes, spades.live is free, with no real-money play.

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