11 rounds. 11 cards. Only 2s are wild, and they know it.
We take card games seriously. Not ourselves.
Start a table
Join code:
Or read them the code. Everyone joins on their own device.
Skip the ones you don't have time for, or reorder them - the match plays whatever's checked, top to bottom.
Table settings
The host can change this anytime mid-game too, from the ⋮ menu at the table.
Not part of the base game. Frustration is played without jokers. This is a newer option for online tables, which is why it stays off unless a host turns it on.
They make a hand easier to open. A joker is the truest wild in the deck: it stands in anywhere, it is the only card that can extend a run one step past the ace at either end, and unlike a 2 it does not count against a meld’s wild limit.
They are heavy to hold. 25 points if somebody goes out while one is still in your hand – more than any other card, including a 2.
Tables move faster with them in, which is most of the point once there are a lot of you.
🔒 The host has locked this table - no new players can join.
Asking to join…
is already under way. The host needs to let you in - you'll be dealt into the next round.
Start a table
Schedule a game
Pick a time, set the table up now, and send everyone a link and a calendar invite. You open the table itself when it comes round.
Or pick a day
Repeat weekly
Skip the ones you don't have time for, or reorder them - the match plays whatever's checked, top to bottom.
Table settings
Changeable at the table too, by the host or a co-host.
Join a table
Got a code from somebody? Put it in here.
Upcoming Schedule
Open tables
Public tables anybody can join right now — a host has to tick “List this table” when starting one for it to show up here.
Your Two Loons
One flock, one phone
Pass the device, then tap to reveal your hand.
Draw a card first
Your hand
On hold
The host has parked this game. Everyone's hand is exactly where they left it.
Nothing can be played until the host restarts the table.
Your seat is held. Come back through “Continue playing”.
On hold
You don't have to go home…
That's the end of that one. See you at the next lake.