Here at Rubl.com you can play online such popular classic card games as Gin-Rummy, Cribbage, Canasta

Gin rummy is a simple and popular two-player game created by Elwood T. Baker in 1909. Gin Rummy is one of the most popular forms of Rummy games - it is faster than standard Rummy and has an ingenious scoring system that makes it attractive to all players. You can play online Gin-Rummy with other players for free or for money in head to head games of participate in big Gin-Rummy tournaments. Online Gin-Rummy tournaments in internet can be a good substitution for the real land-based tournaments - just like in real land-based Tournaments, the players pay an entry fee for participation in online Tournament events, and may win prizes. To understand gin-rummy tournaments details and variations you can read Gin-Rummy Internet Tournaments article.
The most popular Gin-Rummy variation are supported: Regular Gin-Rummy, Gin only games and Oklahoma Gin.

Cribbage is a very interesting and engaging game for all card players. With a relatively simple set of rules, cribbage requires such skills as strategy and accurate calculation of card combinations and points. And yet winning in cribbage requires continuous focus and concentration till the very end of this excellent game. You can play online Cribbage games, such as Six card cribbage or Five card cribbage at Rubl.com games. In opposite to many online cribbage sites Rubl.com cribbage supports a special tournament option for professional cribbage players - Manual Scoring. And of course, like for all other games we hold many big cribbage online tournament every day.
To understand cribbage tournaments better you can read Cribbage Internet Tournaments article.

Canasta is another kind of Rummy family games was invented in Uruguay , then from Argentina spread to the United States in 1949. During the early '50s, it was probably the biggest card game fad the United States has ever seen. The distinctive feature of Canasta, as opposed to other Rummy games, is that making a seven-card meld, called a canasta, gives the player a huge bonus, and the number of canastas made usually decides the game. Another distinctive feature is that in Canasta, when a player picks up cards from the discard pile, the player picks up the entire pile, as opposed to only the top card in most other Rummy games. The goal in Canasta is to build canastas, which requires many cards, and thus picking up the pile is usually advantageous to the player.
Rubl.com games supports two-player Canasta with many useful and professional options, like One or two canastas to exit, One or two cards from draw deck, Game score from 1500 to 10000 points, Wild canasta allowed, Red Threes can froze discard pile, Need or don't need two naturals to take discard pile and so on. You can play Canasta head to head games for free of for money or join big Canasta tournaments held by Tournament Directors.